Barbara Pym

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Barbara Pym was a 20th-century English novelist known for her sharply observed, gently comic portrayals of middle-class life and Anglican church communities.

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instanceOf 20th-century novelist
novelist
person
centuryOfActivity 20th century
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
familyName Pym NERFINISHED
genre comic fiction
literary fiction
social comedy
givenName Barbara NERFINISHED
influencedBy Anglicanism NERFINISHED
English village life
languageOfWorkOrName English
literaryReputation critically reappraised in the 1970s
neglected for a period in mid-career
mainSettingOfWork London NERFINISHED
provincial English towns
movement postwar British literature
name Barbara Pym NERFINISHED
narrativeTone ironic
sympathetic
nationality English
notableFor depictions of Anglican church communities
portrayals of English middle-class life
notableWork A Few Green Leaves NERFINISHED
A Glass of Blessings NERFINISHED
An Unsuitable Attachment NERFINISHED
Crampton Hodnet NERFINISHED
Excellent Women NERFINISHED
Jane and Prudence NERFINISHED
Less Than Angels NERFINISHED
No Fond Return of Love NERFINISHED
Quartet in Autumn NERFINISHED
Some Tame Gazelle NERFINISHED
The Sweet Dove Died NERFINISHED
occupation author
novelist
recurringThemes clergy and church activities
quiet lives and small social rituals
unmarried women
workFocus Anglican parish life
middle-class English society
writingStyle gently comic
sharply observed

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Pym hasNotableBearer Barbara Pym