Vaughan, Hilda

…After the war, he graduated from Oxford University and joined The Times as a drama critic. His wife, Hilda Vaughan, is also a famous novelist. His experiences as a prisoner of war during the war are also depicted in The Officer's Office (1919), notable for its frank portrayal of the actions of a young naval officer, but his novel The Fountain (1932) is a masterpiece that depicts the inner anguish of British soldiers fighting on the continent. …

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…戦後オックスフォード大学を卒業，タイムズに入社して劇評を担当した。妻ヒルダ･ボーンHilda Vaughanも小説家として著名である。若い海軍士官の行動の率直な描写が目だつ《士官次室》(1919)にもこの戦争の捕虜経験が描かれるが，小説《泉》(1932)は大陸で戦うイギリス兵士の内面的苦悩を描いた傑作である。…

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