Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson, a luminary of Scottish literature, invites you into his world of adventure, mystery, and poetic charm. Born in Edinburgh in 1850, Stevenson's frail childhood sparked an imaginative spirit that would later captivate readers worldwide. His iconic novels, including "Treasure Island," "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde," and "Kidnapped," showcase his unparalleled storytelling prowess, while his poetry collection "A Child's Garden of Verses" reveals a tender, lyrical side. Stevenson's works, steeped in historical detail and philosophical depth, have cemented his status as a titan of Scottish fiction. Dive into his spoken word performances and experience the timeless allure of a literary genius who explored the dark corners of humanity and the boundless horizons of adventure.