A more well known author of this group wrote Epitaph for George Dillon and Personal Enemy with Anthony Creighton and wrote a play in which Helena leaves Jimmy after discovering that Alison suffered a miscarriage, allowing Jimmy and Alison to get back together.  
Vincent Dungarven is a virgin schoolteacher living with his mother in The Jealous God, a work by one member of this group.  Another work by that man discusses Joe Lampton's philandering and eventual return to his wife Susan in Warley and is called Life at the Top.  Another author of this group wrote about Patrick Standish's seduction of Jenny Bunn in his novel Take a Girl Like You, though he is more well known for a novel about Medieval history lecturer Jim Dixon.  A more well known author of this group wrote Epitaph for George Dillon and Personal Enemy with Anthony Creighton and wrote a play in which Helena leaves Jimmy after discovering that Alison suffered a miscarriage, allowing Jimmy and Alison to get back together.  For 10 points—name this movement featuring John Braine, as well as the authors of Lucky Jim and Look Back in Anger, Kingsley Amis and John Osborne.
Vincent Dungarven is a virgin schoolteacher living with his mother in The Jealous God, a work by one member of this group.  
{Angry young men} [accept The {Jealous God} before it is said; accept {John Braine} before "one member"]