Packet 3: Bonus 13

Olivia Manning drew on her own time in wartime café society for The Great Fortune, the first novel in her trilogy about this region. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this transnational region. Rebecca West wrote of visiting this region since it “might explain to me how I shall die, and why” in the huge travelogue Black Lamb and Grey Falcon.
ANSWER: Balkan Peninsula [or Balkans; accept Yugoslavia; accept The Balkan Trilogy; prompt on Eastern Europe or Southeastern Europe]
[10e] When the Going Was Good collects the interwar travel writing of this author of Brideshead Revisited, who served as a liaison to Tito’s Partisans during World War II.
ANSWER: Evelyn Waugh [or Arthur Evelyn St. John Waugh]
[10h] This scholar describes the English traveler as “a hypertrophied freak of British empiricism” in Abroad, a study of the interwar travelogue. In a 1975 book, this American reads authors like Edmund Blunden to argue that trench warfare’s “suffering and irony” shaped 20th-century culture.
ANSWER: Paul Fussell (The book is The Great War and Modern Memory.)
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