Robert Louis Stevenson's Impact on British Literature

Robert Louis Stevenson ranks first among the top English literary writers. He is one of the most popular writers of the 19th century. Stevenson has a wide range of skills to produce works in the form of poetry, theater, short stories, essays, novels. All aspects of his own life and personal experience are implemented in his literary work. A romantic novel is best known to him. His works are still being studied and observed.

Dr. Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Dr. Jekyll and Haid in November 13, 1850. On November 13, 1886, he was born in 1887. He wrote Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The first person sold 40,000 copies. It is half a year. This is to reflect the secret of the Victorian era, based on good and evil. Stevenson later died in Samoa in 1894. Stevenson wrote his Gothic horror novel in contemporary London in Victorian. - derailment is a story that caused an unconscious male working at an advertisement company to suddenly imagine impossible, clumsy relationship, a train that was intimidated and killed by the police will go to work one day. Charles Skin, Dr. Diana's husband, and Father of Anna, a diabetic adolescent daughter. One day he was late for work, so he hurried to get on the usual train.

Robert Louis Stephenson 's father was born in Edinburgh' s middle - class family in 1850. Stevenson has other ideas as well. He was fascinated by literature, but he learned the law to please his family, but he never practiced lawyers and realized his ambition to be a writer did not. Dr. Jekyll and Haid are products of Robert Lewis Stevenson's life. As Stevenson's childhood felt sick at the disease, he spent most of his time at home, and under the care of his beloved nurse, Alison Cunningham, he gave him a ghost, I talked about Body Lopper, Heaven and Hell. Story Stevenson is therefore fascinated by everyone's concept of good and evil. As Stevenson's health lasted for most of his life, he took Laudanum, morphine and cocaine for breast problems and depression.