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1880–1965
Best known for lively early-20th-century fiction, this American novelist wrote stories that mixed family drama, social change, and a sharp eye for everyday ambition. His books often focus on capable women, business life, and the pressures of modern society.

by George Weston
George Weston was an American author whose published works identify him as George Weston (1880–1965). He wrote novels in the early 1900s, and several of them remain accessible today through major public-domain and library collections, including Mary Minds Her Business and Wings of Destiny.
His fiction shows a strong interest in work, class, and changing social roles. Mary Minds Her Business, for example, centers on family legacy, industry, and a young woman's independence, giving a good sense of the themes that shaped his writing.
Although detailed biographical information is not easy to confirm from the sources found, his surviving bibliography suggests a steady writing career across the 1910s through at least the 1920s. He is remembered today mainly through his novels and their continued preservation in literary archives.