John Galsworthy - Justice: "Life calls the tune, we dance."

Exploring the intricacies of the class system, the work showcases John Galsworthy's adept storytelling and social commentary. Initially published under the pen name John Sinjohn, Galsworthy transitioned to his real name after personal loss, gaining recognition as a playwright and novelist. His notable achievements include the Nobel Prize in 1932 and a significant contribution to literature through plays like "Justice." Galsworthy's legacy endures as he masterfully highlights societal issues of his time, culminating in a life dedicated to literature and social justice.