Florence Ethel Mills Young (1875–1945) was an English novelist and writer of popular fiction. Publishing under the name F. E. Mills Young, she was active during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a period characterized by a rapidly expanding market for commercial and popular literature in Britain.
Born in 1875, Young dedicated her career to crafting fiction that appealed to the general reading public of her era. Her life and career spanned major historical shifts, including the Edwardian era and the interwar period, before her death on November 6, 1945. While detailed accounts of her individual works and personal history are limited, her output reflects the enduring demand for popular narratives during her lifetime.
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