In the Mountains

Born in Australia and later marrying into German aristocracy, Elizabeth von Arnim's life was marked by significant relationships and literary contributions. Her early works reflect her experiences in Germany, and after her first husband's death, she had a notable affair with writer H. G. Wells. Adopting the name Elizabeth, she became a prominent novelist, with her writings showcasing her unique perspectives. She also briefly used the pseudonym Alice Cholmondeley for her 1917 novel, Christine, highlighting her versatility as an author.