The Capsina

Benson's literary career began with the controversial novel Dodo, which garnered immediate acclaim for its sharp satire and engaging characters. He continued to explore themes of society and culture in sequels like Dodo the Second and Dodo Wonders, the latter providing a unique social history of the Great War era. His works often blend romance, supernatural elements, and social commentary, reflecting the vibrant life of the early 20th century and the experiences of the "Bright Young Things."