The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson — Volume 2

Delve into the private world of a celebrated storyteller through a lively assortment of his handwritten notes. Spanning the mid‑1880s, these letters capture his playful wit, tender affection for family and friends, and the everyday challenges of a restless mind. The writer’s voice swings from gentle verses addressed to a beloved sister to candid musings on health, diet, and the quirks of daily life, all filtered through his characteristic humor and self‑deprecating charm.

Listeners will hear the rhythm of a man who balances literary ambition with ordinary concerns, offering glimpses of his creative process and the relationships that sustained him. The correspondence reveals a candid, often humorous, perspective on love, illness, and the simple pleasures of a seaside town, inviting you to share in the intimate moments that shaped his enduring legacy.