James Payn

Novelist

James Payn was a prominent English novelist and journalist of the Victorian era, known for his prolific output of fiction and essays. Born in Cheltenham, he was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, before embarking on his literary career. He served as the editor of both Chambers's Journal and the popular Cornhill Magazine, where he succeeded Leslie Stephen. Throughout his life, Payn authored over a hundred novels, often characterized by their light-hearted tone, humor, and intricate plots.

Feb 25, 1830 - Mar 25, 1898 English 7 Quotes

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