Potterism

"Potterism," first published in 1920, is a satirical novel that explores the struggles of journalists during the early 20th century to balance truth and sensationalism within the media industry. Set against the backdrop of Oxford, it follows the Potter family and their newspaper empire, highlighting themes of social change, ambition, and media ethics. Celebrated for its wit and social commentary, the book is considered one of Rose Macaulay’s notable works.