Norris, Kathleen Thompson

Kathleen Thompson Norris (1880 - 1966), a renowned American novelist and journalist, was born in San Francisco. She attended a special course at the University of California and worked for variousSan Francisco newspapers. Norris became one of the most famous writers of her time with her articles, stories, and idealized family novels on themes such as love, feminism, struggle, and poverty. Her writings include Certain People of Importance (1922), Mother (1911), and One Nation Indivisible (1942). ;

American novelist and short story writer Kathleen Thomson Norris, pseudonym Jane Ireland, is famous for her quixotic and sentimental novels. Her popular works are “Martie, the Unconquered”, “Josselyn's Wife”, and “Harriet and the Piper”.;