Edith Mary Moore
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, early twentieth-century novelist, also published, years after the virtual end of her career in fiction, non-fictional works including a long essay or brief treatise on the relations between women and men. Her novels take up issues of modern urbanism, inequity, sex roles, reform, and idealism. Well-thought-of by reviewers although apparently never doing well in sales, her works are now rare, and have been totally forgotten since her death.
- BirthName: Edith Mary Croucher
- Married: Moore; Mary Moore
- Indexed: Edith Moore; Edith Mary Croucher Moore