Author:Metta Victoria Fuller Victor

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Metta Victoria Fuller Victor
(1831–1885)

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American novelist, credited with authoring of one of the first detective novels in the United States. She wrote more than 100 dime novels, pioneering the field.

She also wrote under the names Corinne Cushman, Eleanor Lee Edwards, Metta Fuller, Walter T. Gray, Mrs. Orrin James, Rose Kennedy, Louis LeGrand, Mrs. Mark Peabody, The Singing Sybil, Mrs. Henry Thomas.

Works

With Frances Fuller Victor, Poems of Sentiment and Imagination (1851) (IA)
Fresh leaves from western woods (1852) (IA)
The senator's son (1853) (IA)
Fashionable dissipation (1858) (IA)
Miss Slimmens' window (1859) (IA)
The Poets and Poetry of the West: With Biographical and Critical Notices/Metta Victoria Victor (1860)
Alice Wilde (1860), (IA) / (IA) (considered by some to have been the first dime novel)
Lives of female Mormons (1860) (IA)
The Unionist's daughter (1861) (IA)
Maum Guinea, and Her Plantation "Children" (1861), expressing abolitionist sentiments
The Dead Letter (1866), the first full-length American work of crime fiction (IA)
The Figure Eight (1869) (IA)
A Bad Boy's Diary (1880)
The Blunders of a Bashful Man (1881) (IA)
Miss Slimmens' boarding house (1882) (IA)

Works about Victor

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