Thomas Wolfe's net worth during his lifetime was challenging to quantify, especially given the tumultuous nature of his career and the Great Depression's impact on publishing. As a prolific writer, both his manuscripts and published works brought him some financial stability, yet his earnings fluctuated significantly over his career. The publication of his first major novel, "Look Homeward, Angel," earned him considerable acclaim, and his involvement with editor Maxwell Perkins helped enhance his reputation. However, payments for his works were often less than expected, leading to ongoing financial issues that plagued him throughout his life.
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