"A. W. Kinglake: A Biographical and Literary Study" is a significant work authored by W. Tuckwell, a distinguished English writer and historian. This book provides a comprehensive examination of Alexander William Kinglake's life, writings, and contributions to 19th-century English literature. The biography dives into A. W. Kinglake's life, providing readers with an enthralling peek into the experiences and influences that molded his writing career. "Eothen: Traces of Travel Brought Home from the East," a masterwork that chronicles Kinglake's adventures in the Middle East, is his most famous work. Tuckwell's research goes beyond the travelogue to give insight on Kinglake's broader creative accomplishments, such as his historical essays and contributions to journals. Tuckwell investigates the historical and cultural conditions in which Kinglake lived and wrote, in addition to following Kinglake's literary path. The biography provides unique insights into the Victorian literature and social milieu. "A. W. Kinglake: A Biographical and Literary Study" by W. Tuckwell is a vital resource for scholars, historians, and fans of nineteenth-century English literature.