David Lodge

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Merritt Moseley delves into the multifaceted life and works of David Lodge, highlighting his contributions as a novelist, playwright, and critic. The critique explores Lodge's educational background, particularly his Catholic and university influences, and situates him within the literary revival of the 1950s in England. Moseley emphasizes Lodge's distinctive talent for narrative transformation, shedding light on why he remains an overlooked figure in modern fiction.