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Alvin Addison
A little-known 19th-century novelist whose surviving work points to a taste for melodrama, suspense, and high-stakes moral conflict. Today, Alvin Addison is remembered mainly through digitized editions of novels that have outlived their original era.
2 Audiobooks
Eveline Mandeville : or, The horse thief rival
by Alvin Addison
Ellen Walton : or, The villain and his victims
by Alvin Addison
About the author
Very little reliable biographical information about Alvin Addison appears to be available in the sources I found. What can be confirmed is that works attributed to this name have been preserved by major public-domain and library catalogs, including Project Gutenberg and The Online Books Page.
The titles most clearly associated with Addison are Ellen Walton; Or, The Villain and His Victims and Eveline Mandeville; Or, The Horse Thief Rival. Those novels suggest a writer working in the tradition of 19th-century popular fiction, with an interest in dramatic plots, danger, and strong emotional stakes.
Because dependable personal details are scarce, it is safest to present Alvin Addison as an obscure author known primarily through these surviving books rather than through a well-documented life story.