Fanny Aikin Kortright
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Athenæum. Her first publication was a volume of poetry, and she also edited a journal (to which she contributed) and published anti-feminist polemic. She issued several titles privately, and the last of them, a privately-printed autobiography, is extremely rare.
, writing through the later half of the nineteenth century, was primarily known as a sensation novelist. Her books were regularly noticed, though not flatteringly, in the - BirthName: Frances Aikin KortrightHer surname is wrongly spelled Kortwright by Allibone.
- Nickname: Fanny
- Pseudonym: Berkeley AikinAllibone, and others following him, spell Berkley, but the dedication of 's first novel is signed with the spelling Berkeley.