The Landlady Roald Dahl

‘The Landlady' is a short story by Roald Dahl. It was first published in ‘The New Yorker' magazine in 1959, and has since appeared in many anthologies of Dahl's stories, the first of which was ‘Kiss, Kiss' (published by Michael Joseph). Billy Weaver, a young man visiting the City of Bath for the first time, is looking for accommodation. He is inexplicably drawn to a house where the landlady seems to be expecting him. The house and the landlady seem friendly and welcoming, and he looks forward to

THE LANDLADY :text 1 | Roald Dahl was a famous short story writer who became one of the most successful and beloved children’s writers of all time, he also wrote screenplays. His popularity continues to increase as his fantastic novels including the landlady. The story, The landlady, is about a young man who is on a business trip in a litte English town called Bath. The yong man is billy,and he is from LondonThe narrator choose the external point of view and it is a third person narrative

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