A Girl of the People

L. T. Meade, a prominent late 19th-century English author, is celebrated for her contributions to girls' literature and mystery novels. Starting her prolific career at 17, she authored over 300 works, including the renowned "A World of Girls." Meade also served as the editor of the popular magazine Atlanta. Collaborating with Robert Eustace, she created compelling narratives featuring strong female criminals, such as Madame Koluchy in "The Brotherhood of the Seven Kings" and Madame Sara in "The Sorceress of the Strand."