Hope Malleson

Hope Malleson was a British writer active in the early 20th century. She is credited alongside Mildred Anna Rosalie Tuker on Rome (published in 1905), a richly illustrated book that set out to show the city through the authors' own experience rather than repeat familiar tourist material.

The preface to Rome explains that the book's chapters were written specifically for that volume, with some material also appearing earlier in periodicals. That gives a sense of Malleson as a thoughtful essayist as well as a book author, writing for readers interested in history, culture, and daily life.

Reliable biographical details about her are limited in the sources I could confirm. One detail that does appear in bookseller and catalog records is that she was the daughter of Elizabeth Malleson, the English social reformer and founder of a working women's college.