"Cashel Byron's Profession" is a satirical novel by the famous English playwright and publicist Bernard Shaw. The main character, Cashel Byron, is a man from a simple background trying to find his place in the high society world. He has exceptional physical abilities and fighting skills. His "profession" becomes a variety of boxing matches, which he uses to go from being unrecognized to a respected member of society. In this book, Shaw raises the question of class differences, morality and values of Victorian society. He successfully combines sharp humor with a deep philosophical background, making "The Profession of Cashel Byron" an interesting and informative work.