author
Clara Mulholland
A prolific Irish-born storyteller, she wrote novels, children's books, plays, and translations, building a remarkably varied career from the late 19th century into the early 20th. Her work often moved between family drama, romance, and fiction for younger readers.
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Naughty Miss Bunny A Story for Little Children
by Clara Mulholland
About the author
Born in Belfast in 1849, Clara Mulholland later moved to England while still young. She became one of the more productive writers of her period, publishing fiction from the 1880s onward and working across several forms, including novels, children's literature, plays, and translations from French.
Mulholland came from a literary family and is remembered as the sister of novelist Rosa Mulholland. Her long career shows a writer comfortable with both popular adult fiction and stories for children, with books such as Percy's Revenge and The Strange Adventures of Little Snowdrop and Other Tales helping illustrate that range.
She died in Littlehampton, England, in 1934. Today she is chiefly of interest to readers curious about overlooked Irish and Victorian-era authors, especially those who enjoy rediscovering prolific writers whose work once reached a wide general audience.