>>8133164
He's too liberal for me

Agate's says "Shaw's plays are the price we pay for Shaw's prefaces"

I agree

>>8133164

I find his early struggles to live of writing, to learn, to keep moving forward despite failures to be quite inspirational.

One can read a quick summary in Wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Bernard_Shaw

>>8133214

He was almost 40 when he first was noticed by the public.

Finished Major Barbara today. Really good play, witty, funny, great characters.

Interplay between Undershaft and Adolphus was a pleasure to read, would love to see it live.

I had a quote book and remember his section being pretty good. He had a nice drab, morbid sense of humor it seemed.

>>8133164
Wasn't this the faggot who wrote about how we should justify our right to live and called Esther from Bleak House a sanctimonious hypocrite?

Seems like he would be a good archenemy of Dickens.