Dr Nancy Cárdenas
Mexican playwright, essayist, and poet
Mexican playwright, essayist, and poet
20th century Spanish journalist
Mexican essayist, poet, playwright, and anthologist
1800s Canadian poet, editor, and historian
20th century Canadian teacher and journalist
1800s and 1900s Canadian writer
American writer
The radical novels that Grace Lumpkin wrote in the 1930s, To Make My Bread and A Sign for Cain, represent two of the best examples of literary social realism produced in response to the economic and social turmoil of the Great Depression in the U.S.
American artist and writer whose book Blazing The Way, published in 1909, recounted her family’s Oregon Trail migration from Cherry Grove, Illinois, to Portland, Oregon, and the subsequent founding of Seattle.
Since 1994 Janice Daugharty has published a volume of short fiction, six novels, and numerous short stories and essays.