David Blaize

Benson's literary career began with the controversial novel Dodo, which quickly gained popularity for its satirical take on society. He continued to explore themes of satire, romance, and the supernatural in his subsequent works. The sequels, Dodo the Second and Dodo Wonders, revisit the original characters while providing a unique perspective on the social dynamics of the pre-World War I era and the impact of the Great War on Mayfair and the Shires. His writing captures the essence of the "Bright Young Things" and the shifting societal norms of his time.