Anecdotes About Authors, and Artists, written by John Timbs and first published in 1800, is a collection of sketches and curiosities related to notable literary and artistic figures. The book includes insights into their lives, creative processes, and amusing incidents, such as the discovery of John Evelyn's manuscript diary and the formation of the Blue-Stocking Club. This work serves as a historical exploration of the quirks and legacies of influential authors and artists, blending trivia with personal anecdotes.
