Confessions of an English Opium-Eater

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Focusing on addiction literature, Thomas De Quincey is renowned for his groundbreaking work that chronicles his opium experiences, which significantly influenced Western literary traditions. After moving to London in 1821, he was encouraged to share his insights in the London Magazine, quickly overshadowing contemporaries like Charles Lamb. De Quincey's literary contributions extend beyond his famous confessions, encompassing essays, biographical reflections, and imaginative works, showcasing his versatility and intellectual depth throughout his career.