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.
Biography
Two of her first three novels are listed by OCLC WorldCat as by Edith Mary Croucher Moore, though the title-page omits Croucher.