Classless is a novel by English writer George Gissing that explores the social and moral issues of class inequality in Victorian England. The main character, Orlen Haven, is struggling to find himself and his mission in life, feeling "classless" in a society where status and origin determine many things. The author draws in detail the psychology of the characters and describes their internal struggles, as well as interaction with the world around them. This book leaves the reader with deep moral reflections and thoughts about justice and human dignity.