Euphemia Arnot Robertson, a renowned British writer, entered this world in January 1903, in the picturesque town of Holmwood, nestled in the heart of Surrey, England, United Kingdom. Her literary career spanned multiple decades, with notable works including the 1934 publication "Four Frightened People", the 1946 novel "Men of Two Worlds", and the 1951 non-fiction book "Women's Viewpoint". Throughout her life, she was united in matrimony to the esteemed H.E. Turner. Sadly, her time on this earth came to a close in September 1961, in the bustling London district of Hampstead, England, United Kingdom.
