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The life of George Bernard Shaw showcases a self-taught literary genius who transitioned from writing novels to becoming a celebrated playwright. His career flourished in London, where he became a prominent music and literary critic before penning over sixty plays. Infused with humor, Shaw's works often convey serious social messages, reflecting his belief in the power of drama. Notably, he is the only individual to win both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar, with acclaimed works like Candida, Arms and the Man, and Man and Superman among his legacy.