Arundel

Edward Frederic Benson, an accomplished English writer, gained fame with his controversial debut novel, which cleverly satirizes society and its figures. His works often blend romance, satire, and supernatural elements, showcasing the vibrant social scene of his time. Notably, he revisited his popular characters in sequels that explore the lives of the "Bright Young Things" before World War I and provide a unique perspective on the social changes during and after the war. His writing reflects both wit and keen social observation.