Folle-Farine, Vol. 2

Maria Louise Ramé, known as Ouida, was a prolific English author celebrated for her diverse body of work, including over 40 novels, children's books, and essays. An animal rights activist, she often featured her passion for animals in her life and writings. Her early novels combined sensationalism and emerging adventure themes, reflecting the era's imperial romanticism. As her career progressed, she shifted towards historical romance, while still addressing contemporary societal issues, often portraying the struggles of tragic artists in her later works.