Which area in London, historically known as the residence of numerous struggling authors, became synonymous with mediocre writing and gossip peddlers?

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Explanation

Grub Street was a district in London famous for housing many impoverished writers and journalists. Over time, the term 'Grub Street' became associated with low-quality literary work and scandalous newsmongering, reflecting the area's reputation.

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Which area in London, historically known as the residence of numerous struggling authors, became synonymous with mediocre writing and gossip peddlers?

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