Catherine Crowe
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Between 1838 and 1859, She was a pioneer of domestic realism who combined treatment of the unseen and supernatural, with acute observation of the details of life. Her fiction contains acerbic commentary on the status of middle-class women, and refuses to dispose of its heroines according to convention.
produced five novels, two plays, a number of short stories (including ghost stories), a translation and several children's tales.- BirthName: Catherine Stevens
- Married: Crowe