Grant Allen - Recalled To Life

The author, born in Canada and later moving to England, was a notable science writer who successfully transitioned to fiction, influencing various genres. His scientific expertise lent credibility to his narratives, allowing him to tackle societal issues, particularly the treatment of women. Grant Allen's prolific but brief career culminated in the unfinished novel "Hilda Wade," with its concluding episode dictated to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle shortly before his death in 1899. This blend of science and social commentary marks his unique contribution to literature.