Dodo's Daughter

Benson's literary career began with the controversial novel Dodo, which gained immediate popularity for its sharp satire and engaging characters. He continued to explore themes of society and culture in sequels like Dodo the Second, capturing the essence of the pre-World War I era, and Dodo Wonders, which provides a vivid social history of the Great War's impact on Mayfair and the Shires. His works blend romance, supernatural elements, and keen social commentary, showcasing his versatility as a novelist and storyteller.