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Gale, Zona (1874–1938)| US writer. Her career can be divided into several phases, beginning with early ‘local colour’ stories of village life, followed by the harsher, realistic documents of Midwestern life, as in her best-known work Miss Lulu Brett (1920), and culminating with the more abstract themes of her later work. She was a public advocate of pacifism and women's suffrage. Born in Portage, Wisconsin, she worked briefly as a journalist before turning her hand to fiction. |
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