Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish author born in 1850, best known for his adventure novels and essays. His most famous works include "Treasure Island," a classic pirate tale, and "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde," which explores themes of duality and morality. Stevenson's writing is characterized by vivid storytelling and memorable characters. He traveled extensively and lived in places like Samoa, where he eventually settled and died in 1894. Stevenson's influence on literature is profound, inspiring countless adaptations and becoming a staple in the adventure and horror genres.