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A little-known early 20th-century novelist, she is remembered today for works such as The Frantic Master and Spring Sorrel. Very little biographical information is readily documented, which gives her surviving fiction an added sense of mystery.

by Mrs. Douglas Pulleyne
Published under the name Mrs. Douglas Pulleyne, she appears to have been a novelist of the early 20th century. Reliable catalog-style sources available during this search confirm her association with books including The Frantic Master and Spring Sorrel.
Beyond those publication records, easily verifiable biographical details are scarce. I couldn't confirm standard background information such as her full personal name, dates, or a well-documented life history from strong public reference sources.
That said, her work has remained discoverable through reprints and public-domain listings, suggesting a modest but lasting afterlife for her fiction. For readers, she is best approached through the atmosphere and storytelling of the books themselves rather than through a fully recorded author profile.