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Set against the backdrop of California, the works of Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton explore themes of feminism, politics, and war through her novels, short stories, and essays. Her notable bestseller, Black Oxen, even inspired a silent film. Atherton faced personal challenges, including family ostracism after revealing her authorship of her first serialized work. Her literary journey began with What Dreams May Come, published in 1888, showcasing her talent and resilience as she navigated both personal and professional landscapes.