Aphra Behn - A Voyage to the Isle of Love

Aphra Behn emerged as a significant figure in Restoration theatre, known for her transition from poetry to playwriting after a tumultuous personal life marked by marriage and possible espionage. Born during the English Civil War, she faced societal challenges that shaped her career. Behn's notable works include "The Rover" and "Love-Letters Between a Nobleman and His Sister," showcasing her comedic talent. Despite gaining literary acclaim and friendships with prominent writers, her later years were marred by health issues and financial struggles, leading to her death in 1689.