Corra Harris

Corra Harris (1869-1935) was a Georgia-born American writer who began as a book reviewer and became one of the South's most widely read authors, best known for her 1910 novel "A Circuit Rider's Wife." She later worked as a magazine correspondent, reporting from Europe during the First World War. Her co-author on this book, Paul Elmer More (1864-1937), was an influential American literary critic and editor associated with the New Humanism movement, and he wrote the editor's side of the correspondence.