E.W. Hornung - Fathers of Men: "He had the air of a man who has told the worst"

The life and literary contributions of Ernest William Hornung, renowned for creating the character A. J. Raffles, a gentleman thief, are explored in this account. His experiences in Australia and service during WWI profoundly influenced his writing, including his poignant reflections in "Notes of a Camp-Follower on the Western Front," written after the tragic loss of his son. The book includes a detailed index of contents, covering various themes and chapters that highlight his journey as a writer and the impact of personal loss on his work.