THE POOR MAN

First published in 1922, The Poor Man is a thoughtful and imaginative novel by Stella Benson, an author celebrated for her wit, originality, and sharp social commentary. Known for blending satire with compassion, Benson weaves a story that explores poverty, privilege, and human resilience through characters caught between hardship and hope.

With her unique narrative voice and insightful observations of society, Benson challenges readers to consider both the absurdities and the quiet dignities of everyday life. The Poor Man stands as a testament to her distinctive literary style and continues to resonate with readers who value novels that combine humor, empathy, and social critique.