Middlebrow Satire in the Works of P.G. Wodehouse, G.K. Chesterton and Nancy Mitford
Daniel Buckingham
Middlebrow Satire in the Works of P.G. Wodehouse, G.K. Chesterton and Nancy Mitford
Daniel Buckingham
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Dr Daniel Buckingham was awarded his PhD at the University of Birmingham, UK, in 2022. His doctoral research broke new ground in the study of twentieth-century middlebrow satire, with a particular focus on the implications of satirical transgression in a commercial context and the relationship between biographical fiction and the satiric apologia.Dr Buckingham’s other publications include “Nineteen Eighty-Four on Radio, Stage, and Screen” in The Cambridge Companion to Nineteen Eighty-Four and “‘The Shadow of Henry James’: Biofiction and the Distorted Image” in Biofiction and Writers’ Afterlives.His research interests include satire, the literary middlebrow, biographical fiction, detective fiction, and romance fiction.
Dr Daniel Buckingham was awarded his PhD at the University of Birmingham, UK, in 2022. His doctoral research broke new ground in the study of twentieth-century middlebrow satire, with a particular focus on the implications of satirical transgression in a commercial context and the relationship between biographical fiction and the satiric apologia.Dr Buckingham’s other publications include “Nineteen Eighty-Four on Radio, Stage, and Screen” in The Cambridge Companion to Nineteen Eighty-Four and “‘The Shadow of Henry James’: Biofiction and the Distorted Image” in Biofiction and Writers’ Afterlives.His research interests include satire, the literary middlebrow, biographical fiction, detective fiction, and romance fiction.
Dr Daniel Buckingham was awarded his PhD at the University of Birmingham, UK, in 2022. His doctoral research broke new ground in the study of twentieth-century middlebrow satire, with a particular focus on the implications of satirical transgression in a commercial context and the relationship between biographical fiction and the satiric apologia.Dr Buckingham’s other publications include “Nineteen Eighty-Four on Radio, Stage, and Screen” in The Cambridge Companion to Nineteen Eighty-Four and “‘The Shadow of Henry James’: Biofiction and the Distorted Image” in Biofiction and Writers’ Afterlives.His research interests include satire, the literary middlebrow, biographical fiction, detective fiction, and romance fiction.