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Bulwer-Lytton was a versatile writer known for his contributions across multiple genres, including historical fiction, mystery, and science fiction. His literary journey began with poetry in 1820, but he gained prominence in 1828 with "Pelham," a witty exploration of dandyism that sparked public intrigue. His peak popularity was marked by notable works like "Godolphin" and "The Last Days of Pompeii," showcasing his ability to blend engaging narratives with rich historical contexts. His diverse portfolio reflects the literary trends of the 19th century.