Books and Persons

The collection of essays provides a reflective examination of England's literary and cultural landscape from 1908 to 1911, highlighting the works of significant contemporary authors and the influence of the press. Bennett discusses the evolving social and political dynamics, including the rise of the Labour Party and the suffragette movement, all delivered with his signature wit and keen observation. This insightful commentary serves as a valuable resource for understanding a transformative period in English history and literature.