Autor: Kate Langley Bosher

Kate Langley Bosher (1865-1932) was an American novelist best known for her accurate portrayals of Southern life and character in the early twentieth century. Born in Virginia, Bosher»s keen observation of the nuances of her social environment became a hallmark of her literary style. A writer with a clear, narrative voice, Bosher often explored themes of love, society, and morality. «How It Happened» is testament to her narrative skill, infusing romance and historical insight with an undercurrent of social commentary. Bosher»s writing is characterized by its elegance, wit, and the seamless weaving of complex characters that represent the shifting cultural landscape of the American South. Her work offers a window into the genteel society of her time, with its distinct mores and challenges. Bosher»s legacy is that of a storyteller who captured the subtleties of her era with both charm and a critical eye, reflecting the transition of Southern society into the modern age. Her other notable works include «Mary Cary, Frequently Martha» and «Kitty Canary», which further cement her position as an insightful chronicler of her generation.