
Edward Bellamy
March 26, 1850 – May 22, 1898
Edward Bellamy was an influential American author and Christian socialist whose writings explored themes of social reform. His most famous novel, widely regarded as a work of socialist utopian fiction, was frequently referenced in Marxist publications of its era. Its initial success placed it among the best-selling books of its time, behind only a select few literary titans. This author's literary output inspired a global socialist movement and even led to the formation of political parties.