The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet: With Preface on the Censorship

An influential figure in the world of theatre, George Bernard Shaw was a self-taught playwright who transitioned from literary criticism to drama, creating over sixty plays infused with humor and profound themes. His unique blend of comedy and earnest social commentary set him apart, earning him both a Nobel Prize in Literature and an Oscar for his work on Pygmalion. Shaw's journey from Dublin to London and his rejection of formal education highlight his unconventional path to becoming a significant literary and cultural icon.