May Sinclair
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, a major figure in the development of Modernism, wrote more than two dozen works ranging from novels (twenty-one of them), poetry, and collections of short stories to polemical pamphlets, philosophical treatises, translations, biography and a personal account of war experience. She was also a well-regarded book reviewer and literary critic. During her last decades she published nothing, and almost dropped from literary consciousness.
- BirthName: Mary Amelia St Clair Sinclair
- Self-constructed: May SinclairShe adopted the name May in the early 1890s.
- Pseudonym: Julian Sinclair