Arthur Morrison - Chronicles of Martin Hewitt

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The life of Arthur Morrison, born in London's East End, is marked by his journey from office boy to acclaimed writer. His early experiences shaped his literary voice, leading to the publication of works that vividly portray working-class life and the gritty realities of London. Notable contributions include the Martin Hewitt detective stories and the novel A Child of the Jago. Morrison's interests extended to Japanese art, culminating in a significant work on the subject. Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of his son, he remained active in literature, earning recognition from the Royal Society of Literature.