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W. Wilkie Collins

    William Wilkie Collins was a prominent Victorian fiction writer and a close friend of Charles Dickens. Though his reputation declined after his death, he is now experiencing a resurgence in critical and popular attention. Collins achieved significant fame in the 1860s with novels like 'The Moonstone,' which is widely regarded as the first true detective novel, a genre he effectively pioneered. His work continues to be studied and adapted, highlighting his lasting literary significance.

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