I stumbled across this today, while looking for one of Evelyn Waugh’s short stories, and was drawn into it instantly. Davis evidently knows his subject extremely well, and manages to pull off writing a fictional biography of Waugh that carries through his style well, especially the later style of Pinfold. I’m dying to read more then the 3 chapters available so far. If you, like me, have used up all the Waugh novels, this is what you have been missing.