Cette auteure britannique est connue pour ses romans se déroulant en Extrême-Orient. Ses œuvres, souvent situées dans des lieux exotiques, explorent les thèmes de l'immortalité et de la sexualité dans des récits captivants. Elle mêle aventure et introspection, créant des romans engageants qui résonnent avec le désir de l'inconnu.
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The narrative follows the life of a woman born in Illinois who, after moving to Chicago, navigates the challenges of family, health, and marriage. Despite her early education at Vassar College, she turns to acting at 18, joining a traveling theatrical company led by her future husband, George Crichton Miln. Their marriage in 1888 leads to a difficult life in Australia, marked by poverty and struggle, especially after he departs for New Zealand, leaving her to care for their three young children in Sydney.
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