This author of Buoyant Billions also wrote a work set in the 19th century which sees a man reveal he doesn't have any ammunition but rather chocolates which leads Captain Bluntschilli to elope from the Serbian army.
In one work by this playwright, Father and Junius praise the splitting of an atom and conclude "We are all post-atomists now." In another work, this author depicted the court of the title figure by having Gottfried Keller and Isaac Newton discuss theory in the auspices of Catherine of Braganza's husband. One work by this author is prefaced by "The Author's Apology" which claims "drama Â… is no longer in the hands of the playwright, but rather in the musician." Another of this man's works sees Michael Broadbent corrupt Larry Doyle from his family. This author of Buoyant Billions also wrote a work set in the 19th century which sees a man reveal he doesn't have any ammunition but rather chocolates which leads Captain Bluntschilli to elope from the Serbian army. This author of In Good King Charles's Golden Days also wrote about Crofts and the title character Kitty, the latter of whom has a daughter that works at Honoria Fraser's law firm. For 10 points, name this author of Arms and the Man and Mrs. Warren's Profession.
In one work by this playwright, Father and Junius praise the splitting of an atom and conclude "We are all post-atomists now."
George Bernard Shaw