Maugham's novels often explored what setting?
Space
The slums
Fantasy worlds
Mountain ranges
Answer
The slums, often depicted in Maugham's novels, served as a setting that allowed him to explore the harsh realities and social struggles of the marginalized. Through his vivid portrayal of these environments, Maugham shed light on the lives of those living in poverty and highlighted the social inequalities that existed during his time.
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