Move to Samoa
Poet involved
What happened
In 1890, Robert Louis Stevenson relocated to Samoa, seeking a more favorable climate for his health. This move significantly impacted his life and work, as he immersed himself in the local culture and landscape, which inspired much of his later writing.
Literary impact
Living in Samoa allowed Stevenson to explore new themes and settings in his writing, reflecting the beauty and complexity of the Pacific Islands. His experiences there enriched his literary output, leading to works that captured the essence of his surroundings and the human experience.
Source: Wikipedia