Louisa May Alcott, Her Life, Letters and Journals

Focusing on her prolific writing career, Louisa May Alcott created a range of works in the mid-1860s, including passionate novels and sensational stories. While she gained fame for her beloved children's stories, particularly "Little Women," her early adult novels showcased a different, more intense side of her creativity. After the success of her children's literature, Alcott primarily dedicated herself to that genre, continuing to write until her passing.