The Memoirs of Mr. Charles J. Yellowplush

Renowned for his satirical lens on 19th-century English society, Thackeray's works often feature roguish characters like Becky Sharp. His career began with sharp critiques of high society and marriage, initially published under various pseudonyms. Notable early works include "The Yellowplush Papers" and "Catherine," leading to significant novels such as "Vanity Fair," "The History of Pendennis," and "The Newcomes." Thackeray's distinctive style blends humor with social commentary, making him a pivotal figure in English literature.