James Matthew Barrie (1860 - 1937) was a Scottish novelist, playwright, and the creator of Peter Pan, one of literature's most iconic characters. A key figure in Edwardian theater, Barrie captivated audiences with his imaginative storytelling and whimsical charm. His close relationship with the Llewelyn Davies family inspired much of his work. Barrie's influence lives on through his contributions to literature and the timeless appeal of Peter Pan.
