Gladys Henrietta Schütze
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Beginning a few years before the First World War (in which she was a pacifist),
published about thirty novels, mostly as Henrietta Leslie. Her typical writing is naturalistic fiction with a strong sense of social and political issues, but one or two of her works are experimental in symbolic style. She wrote a number of plays which never reached print; worked as a journalist, and published three travel books. Her autobiography appeared during the Second World War.
Biography
The British Library Catalogue in 2009 returned no results for
on a search for Schutze (which returns results for others bearing the name of Schütze) or Schuetze. It listed her works (except those published as Gladys Mendl) under the name of Henrietta Leslie, which she adopted as her pen-name in 1916.