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Marian Evans (1819-1880) used the pen name George Eliot to publish wildly successful novels. Her upbringing in what she called ‘fat central England’ was enlivened by a ferocious appetite for reading. After the death of her father she decided to become a working woman in London. The writer became known for her progressive values, inventive language, and deep psychological knowledge.
Did you know? George Eliot did not need a man’s name to publish. She adopted the pseudonym to protect her novels from her own reputation as a progressive, radical newspaper editor.
It will never rain roses necklace is the only text by Eliot. Find the rest of the collection of text necklaces by Ordbord here.
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