T. Everett (Thomas Everett) Harré

Born in Marietta, Pennsylvania, in 1884, T. Everett Harré—Thomas Everett Harré—built a career as an American author and editor. Surviving catalog and archival records show a long publishing life, and Project Gutenberg lists a substantial body of his work, suggesting both popularity and range.

Harré wrote across several genres rather than staying in one lane. His books include novels such as Behold the Woman! and The Eternal Maiden, and he is also associated with later collections like Beware After Dark!, an anthology of mystery and horror tales. That mix of religious fiction, popular storytelling, and suspense gives him a distinctive place among versatile magazine-era writers.

Archival collections also show that his papers and correspondence were preserved, including material connected with an unpublished work on Theda Bara. He died in 1948, but his fiction and edited volumes still circulate through library catalogs and public-domain archives, where modern readers can discover the breadth of his work.