Her
birth
name
was
Aphra
____________________
.
She
was
born
in
Canterbury
in
____________________
.
She
worked
as
a
____________________
in
the
Netherlands
for
King
Charles
II
.
As
the
king
didn't
pay
her
regularly
,
she
was
imprisoned
for
____________________
.
She
then
started
to
work
as
a
playwright
,
writing
pieces
for
the
____________________
,
She
produced
many
plays
and
most
of
them
were
extremely
successful
.
Her
most
successful
play
was
The
Rover
(
1677
)
.
She
was
criticized
because
her
plays
contained
____________________
themes
;
at
the
time
women
should
not
talk
nor
write
about
immoral
themes
.
Women
who
worked
in
theatres
(
writers
or
____________________
)
were
seen
as
'corrupted'
women
.
Aphra
Behn
didn't
pay
attention
to
those
critics
and
kept
on
writing
.
She
was
also
the
first
female
writer
who
didn't
want
to
use
a
____________________
penname
:
she
claimed
her
right
to
work
as
a
writer
for
a
living
.
Aphra
Behn
awas
also
a
poet
and
a
____________________
.
She
wrote
'Love
Letters
between
a
Nobleman
and
his
Sister'
(
1684
)
which
is
one
of
the
fist
examples
of
____________________
novel
.
This
novel
was
extremely
____________________
and
Behn
wrote
two
more
sequels
of
it
.
In
1688
Behn
published
her
most
famous
work
,
the
novel
____________________
,
the
story
of
a
noble
slave
and
his
tragic
love
.
ìOoronoko'
was
the
first
work
ever
to
____________________
with
slaves
.
Behn
may
have
taken
____________________
from
her
experience
in
Suriname
.
Her
last
years
were
characterized
dy
____________________
:
she
suffered
from
rheumatoid
arthritis
.
She
died
in
1689
and
she
was
____________________
in
the
Westinster
Abbey
,
in
the
Poets'
Corner
.
