A. P. Herbert

English author and playwright

A. P. Herbert - Artists & Creatives born September 24th, 1890
Born
Died

1971
54 years ago — 81 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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An author and playwright contributed significantly to English literature. Best known for writing the comic novel 'The Water Gipsies' and the popular play 'The Country Wife'. Wrote many lighthearted and satirical works, often focusing on social commentary. His work included contributions to the BBC radio and he served as a Member of Parliament. Herbert's plays and novels frequently showcased his wit and comedic style, making him a notable figure in 20th-century literature.

Wrote 'The Water Gipsies'

Authored the play 'The Country Wife'

Contributed to BBC radio programming

Served as a Member of Parliament

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