article_snippet: The home, in Hampsted, was where Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy wrote much of The Forsyte Saga, Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy epic series of novels and short stories for which Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy won literature's highest honour.
article_snippet: In 1904 Galsworthy first used Galsworthy own name when publishing novel The Island Pharisees, and in 1906 the first work of The Forsyte Saga appeared, The Man of Property, which was harshly critical of Galsworthy own upper middle-class background, and based party on Galsworthy unhappy marriage to Ada Pearson.
article_snippet: Galsworthy then moved to Hampsted, where Galsworthy published The White Monkey, The Silver Spoon, Swan Song, and interludes A Silent Wooing and A Passerby, all of which form part of The Forsyte Saga, alongside plays and other writings.
article_snippet: On Forsyte Change was the last volume in The Forsyte Saga, comprising a series of short stories, and was first published in 1930, three years before Galsworthy death in Hampsted of a stroke.
article_snippet: Galsworthy wrote the Forsyte Saga, a series of five novels and collection of short stories, between 1906 and 1930.
highlights_snippet: Wrote most of Nobel Prize-winner John Galsworthy epic series the Forsyte Saga at Hampsted property .
  