Annie Emma Challice (1821–1875) was an English author active during the nineteenth century. Her literary career was primarily defined by her historical and biographical writings, with a particular focus on French history. Through her work, she documented the lives and intellectual contributions of various French philosophers and authors, presenting these historical figures to her contemporary readership through curated biographical collections.
In addition to her historical and biographical projects, Challice also wrote works of fiction. Though her fictional output represents a different facet of her creative endeavors, she remains best recognized for her efforts in translating the lives of French intellectual figures for an English-speaking audience.
