The Man Who Made Good — Arthur Stringer

Arthur John Arbuthnott Stringer (1874-1950) was a Canadian writer. He contributed poems and prose to several magazines including Toronto's Saturday Night and The Canadian Magazine. He published several books of verse, of which The Woman in the Rain and Other Poems, 1907, is the most notable. Amongst his other works are Watchers of Twilight (1894), A Study in King Lear (1897), The Loom of Destiny (1899), The Silver Poppy (1903), Lonely O'Malley (1905), Phantom Wires (1907), The Man Who Made Good (1910), Irish Poems (1911), Never-Fail Blake (1913), The Prairie Wife (1915) and The Diamond Thieves (1923).