Peter

Benson's literary career began with the controversial novel Dodo, which achieved immediate success and showcased his talent for satire and melodrama. He continued to explore similar themes and characters in sequels like Dodo the Second and Dodo Wonders, offering insights into the social dynamics of his time, including the lives of the "Bright Young Things" and the impact of the Great War. His works are noted for their sharp wit and engaging narrative style, reflecting both personal and societal transformations.