The Hidden Gems of Literature: Miscellanies - The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson - Edinburgh Edition

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Imagine stepping into a world where imagination knows no bounds, where stories plunge you into fantastical adventures, and where the words on a page transport you to places you could only dream of – this is the power of literature. Among the esteemed authors whose works are cherished by readers worldwide, Robert Louis Stevenson undoubtedly stands tall.

Miscellanies I (The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson. Edinburgh Edition.)

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In this age of ever-evolving literary preferences, revisiting classic works becomes a delightful journey of discovery. The "Miscellanies: The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson - Edinburgh Edition" offers a treasure trove of tales that showcase the brilliance of this esteemed author.

The Legacy of Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson, born on November 13, 1850, in Edinburgh, Scotland, had an extraordinary talent for storytelling. While his most famous works, such as "Treasure Island" and "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," are widely celebrated, his lesser-known works should not be overlooked.

The Edinburgh Edition of Stevenson's Miscellanies is an awe-inspiring collection that combines essays, short stories, and more, providing readers with a comprehensive and intimate understanding of the author's brilliance.

Unleashing the Power of Words

The Edinburgh Edition brings together a plethora of Stevenson's writings, each offering a unique exploration of his diverse range of interests and talents. From travelogues that drench readers in vivid descriptions of foreign lands to charming and thought-provoking essays, this collection presents the depth of Stevenson's literary genius.

One might be enticed to explore Stevenson's early efforts regarding Scottish history, captivating readers with his passionate retellings of historical events. His distinct voice shines through in these essays, brilliantly intertwining fact with his inimitable storytelling prowess.

A Rendezvous with Adventure

In the Miscellanies collection, one can also find Stevenson's lesser-known fictional works, transporting readers to immersive worlds filled with both wonders and dangers. Tales such as "The Pavilion on the Links" and "The Misadventures of John Nicholson" showcase his unparalleled ability to blend thrills, suspense, and relatable characters.

For those who yearn for a good mystery, "The Wrong Box" provides an irresistible blend of humor and intrigue. In this comedy of errors, Stevenson masterfully intertwines mistaken identities, inheritance disputes, and family secrets in a narrative that keeps readers enthralled until the very end.

A World of Versatility

Perhaps one of the most captivating aspects of the Edinburgh Edition collection is the glimpses it offers into Stevenson's lesser-known literary pursuits. Poems such as "A Child's Garden of Verses" captivate both young and old with their timeless charm, while his travelogues, including "An Inland Voyage" and "Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes," unveil the author's voyages through beautiful prose.

"The world is so full of a number of things,
I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings."
- Robert Louis Stevenson

Through his wide-ranging works, Stevenson showcases his versatility and ability to captivate readers across genres.

Rekindling the Magic of Literature

The Edinburgh Edition of Stevenson's Miscellanies serves as a captivating reminder of the power of literature to transport us to distant lands, evoke emotions, and ignite our imaginations. Every page of this collection is a testament to Stevenson's literary prowess and his unwavering ability to captivate readers.

So, whether you are a devoted fan of Stevenson's renowned works or simply seeking a new literary adventure, venture into the world of Miscellanies. Unleash your imagination, immerse yourself in Stevenson's diverse range of stories, and rediscover the magic that lies within the pages of a book.

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The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson - Edinburgh Edition encompasses a captivating compilation of writings that illustrate the depth and brilliance of one of literature's greatest storytellers. Explore the diversity of Stevenson's talents, immerse yourself in uncharted literary realms, and embark on an unforgettable journey through Miscellanies.

Let the adventure begin!

Miscellanies I (The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson. Edinburgh Edition.)

by Christina Lauren ([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

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Language	:	English
File size	:	143124 KB
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Print length	:	366 pages
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This is a copy of Miscellanies: Volume I from the Edinburgh Edition of The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson. This volume contains both travel writing and essays.

Included in this volume are:

• Pictureque Notes on Edinburgh
• Memories and Portraits
• Additional Memories and Portraits

This book was originally published in Edinburgh in 1894, and was the first volume of the Edinburgh Edition to be released. 364 pages.

The Edinburgh Edition has long been regarded as one of the very best collected editions of The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson. Published between 1894 and 1898, this deluxe set consists of twenty-eight beautifully-printed volumes arranged as follows...

• Romances I (Treasure Island)
• Romances II (Price Otto)
• Romances III (The Black Arrow)
• Romances IV (Kidnapped)
• Romances V (Catriona)
• Romances VI (The Master of Ballantrae)
• Romances VII (The Great North Road, The Young Chevalier, Heathercat, Weir of Hermiston)
• Romances VIII (St. Ives)
• Travels and Excursions I (An Inland Voyage, Travels With a Donkey)
• Travels and Excursions II (The Amateur Emigrant, Across the Plains, The Silverado Squatters)
• Travels and Excursions III (In the South Seas)
• Tales and Fantasies I (New Arabian Nights, Pavilion, Lodging, Malétroit, Providence)
• Tales and Fantasies II (The Dynamiter, The Story of a Lie)
• Tales and Fantasies III (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Merry Men and Other Tales)
• Tales and Fantasies IV (The Misadventures of John Nicholson, The Wrong Box, Fables)
• South Sea Yarns I (The Wrecker I)
• South Sea Yarns II (The Wrecker II)
• South Sea Yarns III (Island Nights' Entertainments, The Ebb-Tide)
• Miscellanies I (Picturesque Notes on Edinburgh, Memories and Portraits)
• Miscellanies II (Familiar Studies of Men and Books)
• Miscellanies III (Virginibus Puerisque, Later Essays, Books which have Influenced Me etc.)
• Miscellanies IV (Juvenilia and Other Papers)
• Correspondence (Vailima Letters)
• Biography (Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin, Records of a Family of Engineers)
• History (Footnote to History, Letters to The Times, Letters to Young People etc.)
• Poetry (A Child’s Garden of Verses, Underwoods, Ballads, Songs of Travel)
• Drama (Deacon Brodie, Beau Austin, Admiral Guinea, Macaire)
• Appendix (Miscellanea, Moral Emblems, Moral Tales etc.)

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