John Galsworthy - The Fugitive

Focusing on social issues and the class system, Galsworthy's work, particularly "The Fugitive," showcases his literary prowess and critique of societal norms. Initially published under the pen name John Sinjohn, he gained recognition as a playwright before achieving fame as a novelist. Galsworthy's significant contributions to literature earned him the Nobel Prize in 1932, although he was unable to attend the ceremony due to illness. His legacy endures through his insightful exploration of class dynamics in early 20th-century society.