J.B. Priestley
John Boynton Priestley was a prolific English writer born in Bradford in 1894.
He served in World War I before studying at Cambridge University.
Priestley gained fame with his 1929 novel The Good Companions and continued to write successful novels, plays, and essays throughout his career.
He was known for his social commentary, particularly in works like English Journey.
During World War II, Priestley became a popular radio broadcaster with his "Postscripts" program.
His writing often addressed social issues and the experiences of ordinary people, delivered in his characteristic Yorkshire style.
