As part of the Seoul Arts Center (SAC) On Screen 2025 programme, Nigerians were treated to a Korean musical adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s popular global literature, Treasure Island ...

Robert Louis Stevenson was sickly, often coughing blood. It was thought he would die young and in fact he did, a century ago, at age 44.

THE famous Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson lived in Bournemouth, for a few important years back in the late 1800s. He lived there between 1884 and 1887.

Be sure to look for treasure and beware as you approach the cave that inspired Robert Louis Stevenson." READ MORE: Scotland's 'ancient rainforest' near hidden gem inn perfect for spring hike.

Artist Tim Ward will create a prominent 2.5 metre high sculpture depicting Robert Louis Stevenson’s head in two halves. Tim was the sculptor who designed the Jon Egging memorial on East Cliff.

A new exhibition examining the later years of Robert Louis Stevenson’s life and his Pacific legacy is to open in Edinburgh this week. This free exhibition, which will open ahead of Robert Louis ...

The only problem is that after Scott's start, the short story in Britain hardly existed in the mid-19th century, such was the dominance of the novel; writers in France, Russia and America seemed to ...

Robert Louis Stevenson and his new wife, Fanny Osbourne, honeymooned on the side of Mount St. Helena in a deserted miner’s bunkhouse in 1880.

Robert Louis Stevenson married Fanny Van de Grift Osbourne in 1880. When author Nancy Horan saw how adventuresome their lives were, she had the material for “Under the Wide and Starry Sky ...

Robert Louis Stevenson and Fanny Van de Grift should never have been together, but as Camille Peri writes in “A Wilder Shore: The Romantic Odyssey of Fanny and Robert Loui… ...

The Stevenson family in Samoa, ca. 1891. Robert Louis Stevenson and his wife, Fanny, are seated at back. Photo: J. Davis/National Portrait Gallery, London ...