Maurice (Henry) Hewlett Biography

This Biography consists of approximately 17 pages of information about the life of Maurice (Henry) Hewlett.

Maurice (Henry) Hewlett Biography

This Biography consists of approximately 17 pages of information about the life of Maurice (Henry) Hewlett.
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Dictionary of Literary Biography on Maurice (Henry) Hewlett

On 31 December 1900, the same day that Thomas Hardy penned "The Darkling Thrush," Maurice Hewlett wrote to his wife:

I hope I have a good deal of work before me,--indeed I hope that my name will be known, if known at all, as of a man who led the 20th Century, rather than one who came at the end of the 19th. I like to look on what I have done so far as a beginning; but if I die next year, it is a beginning which I hope will count for something. Whether I live or die, I hope it will be as a baddish man, trying to be better, and as a writer taking his art seriously.

Though he did not begin writing until age thirty-six and almost immediately was labeled a writer of romances, Hewlett certainly took his art seriously. He achieved both popular and...

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