author
C. A. (Caroline Augusta) Frazer
A little-known late 19th-century novelist, this Canadian author is remembered for Atmâ: A Romance, a story published in Montreal in 1891. Her surviving record is sparse, which gives her work an added air of mystery for modern readers.
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Atmâ A Romance
by C. A. (Caroline Augusta) Frazer
About the author
Very little biographical information about Caroline Augusta Frazer appears to survive in widely available sources. She is identified in library and ebook records as C. A. (Caroline Augusta) Frazer, the author of Atmâ: A Romance.
Her novel was published in Montreal by John Lovell & Son in 1891, and it has remained accessible through digitized library and public-domain editions. The book's subtitle and period framing place her among lesser-known late 19th-century fiction writers whose work has outlived the personal details of their lives.
Because confirmed information about Frazer herself is so limited, readers often meet her mainly through this single surviving book rather than through a well-documented biography. That makes Atmâ especially interesting as a glimpse of a writer who has largely slipped out of the historical spotlight.