Eve Titus

Emerging from the American literary landscape of the 1920s, Eve Titus (1922-2002) built a reputation as a writer of children’s stories, creating memorable anthropomorphic mouse protagonists such as the adventurous French rodent Anatole and the Victorian sleuth Basil of Baker Street, a clear homage to Sherlock Holmes. Her Anatole books later inspired a Canadian animated television series that broug… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources