Grant Allen - Hilda Wade

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Focusing on his impactful career, Grant Allen was a prominent science writer who transitioned into fiction, gaining popularity for his innovative storytelling. His scientific insights lent plausibility to his narratives, allowing him to challenge societal norms, particularly regarding women's rights. Despite a brief life, his prolific output influenced various fiction genres. He passed away in 1899, shortly before completing "Hilda Wade," with its final episode dictated to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, highlighting his lasting literary connections.