"A Bomb in Wardour Street" is a short story by J.B. Priestley that explores the impact of a bomb explosion in a London street. The narrative focuses on the reactions of various characters, highlighting their fears and the chaos that ensues in the aftermath of the attack. The story serves as a commentary on the effects of war and violence on everyday life. Through the characters' experiences, Priestley illustrates how such events can disrupt the normalcy of urban existence, prompting reflections on human resilience and the fragility of peace.