What English writer founded the fabian society?

The Fabian Society was founded in 1884 by a group of intellectuals, including the English writer George Bernard Shaw. The society aimed to promote socialist ideals through gradual reform rather than revolutionary means. Shaw, along with other prominent members like H.G. Wells and Sidney Webb, played a significant role in shaping its philosophy and activities. The society has been influential in the development of the British Labour Party and progressive politics in the UK.