"Robert Tressell and Ragged Trousers" is an exploration into the life of Robert Tressell, a mysterious figure behind the revolutionary novel "The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists." Delving into Tressell's life, early influences, and his journey to becoming a writer, this book unravels the enigmatic author's motivations, struggles, and the societal context that shaped his literary masterpiece.

Set against the backdrop of late 19th and early 20th-century England, this book vividly portrays the harsh conditions faced by the working class, painting a poignant picture of their struggles, exploitation, and the rising tide of labor movements and socialist ideologies.

This book digs deep into the heart of the novel's themes—exploitation, inequality, and the class divide—offering insights into their enduring relevance in contemporary society. It explores the book's unique structure and narrative style, showcasing its literary significance and timeless impact on literature, politics, and social reform.

Through the lens of Tressell's struggles in getting his work published and the eventual recognition of his manuscript, this book encapsulates the enduring legacy of "The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists" and its lasting influence on activism, social consciousness, and the ongoing fight for social justice.