Edward Bellamy

"Miss Ludington's Sister" is authored by Edward Bellamy, an American author and social reformer renowned for his utopian vision and critiques of capitalism. Born in 1850, Bellamy's writings reflect his deep concern for social justice and the human condition. His most famous work, "Looking Backward," envisions a future society based on cooperation and equality, capturing the imaginations of readers during the late 19th century. Bellamy's exploration of social themes continues to resonate, making "Miss Ludington's Sister" an essential addition to his body of work and American literary history.