At Trinity College he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1928, followed by a Masters degree in Literature in 1931; that same year he was president of the Cambridge University Liberal Club. Under the pen name R.E. Swartwout he contributed to Granta and Punch, as well as contributing crosswords for The Spectator. He wrote a short Holmesian piece entitled "The Omnibus Murder" and wrote four books:
Rhymes of the River and other verses 1927
The Monastic Craftsman 1932
The Boat Race Murder 1933
It Might Have Happened. A sketch of the later career of Rupert Lister Audenard, First Earl of Slype,1934
He was the coxswain on the 1930 Cambridge crew which won over Oxford.
Rhymes of the River and other verses 1927
The Monastic Craftsman 1932
The Boat Race Murder 1933
It Might Have Happened. A sketch of the later career of Rupert Lister Audenard, First Earl of Slype,1934
He was the coxswain on the 1930 Cambridge crew which won over Oxford.
At Trinity College he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1928, followed by a Masters degree in Literature in 1931; that same year he was president of the Cambridge University Liberal Club. Under the pen name R.E. Swartwout he contributed to Granta and Punch, as well as contributing crosswords for The Spectator. He wrote a short Holmesian piece entitled "The Omnibus Murder" and wrote four books:
Rhymes of the River and other verses 1927
The Monastic Craftsman 1932
The Boat Race Murder 1933
It Might Have Happened. A sketch of the later career of Rupert Lister Audenard, First Earl of Slype,1934
He was the coxswain on the 1930 Cambridge crew which won over Oxford.
Rhymes of the River and other verses 1927
The Monastic Craftsman 1932
The Boat Race Murder 1933
It Might Have Happened. A sketch of the later career of Rupert Lister Audenard, First Earl of Slype,1934
He was the coxswain on the 1930 Cambridge crew which won over Oxford.
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