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Kathleen CaffynAn English novelist who wrote under the pseudonym "Jota".
Date of Birth: 01.01.1855
Country:  Great Britain |
Content:
- Kathleen Hunt, the Novelist
- Marriage and Travels
- Return to London and Literary Pursuits
- Children of Circumstances (1894)
Kathleen Hunt, the Novelist
Kathleen Hunt, an English novelist, adopted the pen name "Jota." She received a home education and moved to London at the age of 21.
Marriage and Travels
In 1879, she married Dr. Stephen Mannington Caffyn and accompanied him to Australia the following year. The couple resided in Sydney until 1883, when they relocated to Melbourne. Kathleen founded the District Nursing Society in Victoria.
Return to London and Literary Pursuits
The Caffyns returned to London in 1892, where Kathleen published her most significant works. Her novels include:
Children of Circumstances (1894)
A Comedy of Spasms (1895)A Quaker Grandmother (1896)
Poor Minx (1898)
Anne Mauleverer (1899)
The Minx (1900)
The Happiness of Jill (1901)
