E.W. Hornung - Tiny Luttrell: "Nothing could make him love her less. He heard no more of her, but that made no difference"

Ernest William Hornung, a prominent English author, is best known for creating A. J. Raffles, the charming 'gentleman thief.' His literary career was influenced by his diverse experiences, including a formative two years in Australia. Hornung's writings encompass novels, stage plays, and poetry, with a poignant reflection on his experiences during WWI in "Notes of a Camp-Follower on the Western Front." The book also includes a comprehensive index of contents and a short biography, highlighting his life and contributions to literature.