George Eliot was a renowned novelist from The United Kingdom, who was popular for writing historical fiction, literature fiction, and classic novels. The name is a pseudonym used by author Mary Anne Evans. In addition to be a noteworthy writer, Eliot also worked as a journalist, poet, and translator. During her career, she authored 7 novels, most of which are widely successful. Eliot’s novels are typically set in English provinces and are known for containing psychological insight and realism.
Books in order of publication:
Standalone Novels
| Scenes of Clerical Life | (1857) | |
| Adam Bede | (1859) | |
| The Mill on the Floss | (1860) | |
| Silas Marner | (1861) | |
| Romola | (1863) | |
| Felix Holt, the Radical | (1866) | |
| Middlemarch | (1871) | |
| Daniel Deronda | (1876) |
Anthologies
| The Darker Sex | (2009) |
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