Arthur Morrison - Martin Hewitt, Investigator

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The life of Arthur Morrison, born in London's East End in 1863, is marked by a deep connection to his surroundings and a prolific writing career. Starting as an office boy, he transitioned into journalism and fiction, capturing the struggles of the London poor through works like "A Child of the Jago" and detective stories featuring Martin Hewitt. His fascination with Japanese art culminated in "Japanese Painters." Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of his son, Morrison remained active in literature and art until his later years, contributing significantly to both fields.