Author: George Bernard Shaw ISBN-13: 9789365618792 Pages: 150 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Drama / Political Satire / Irish Literature Price: ₹225
Description
John Bull’s Other Island is a political comedy by George Bernard Shaw that explores Anglo-Irish relations through wit and satire. Set against the backdrop of early twentieth-century debates about Irish identity, the play follows two business partners traveling to Ireland on a development venture.
Through sharp dialogue and layered characterization, Shaw critiques stereotypes, nationalism, and cultural misunderstandings. Beneath its humor lies a serious examination of politics, perception, and the complexities of identity.
Engaging both as literature and performance, the play remains a significant work in modern drama and Irish political thought.
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