Grace Lumpkin

An American author of Great Depression-era, proletarian literature, she actually is known for such novels concerning Make My Bread (1932) and AN INDICATOR for Cain (1935). The previous function received the Gorky Award in 1933. She proved helpful for the YMCA and arranged a night college for farmers and their wives. She transferred to NY at age twenty-five and became involved with communist politics. She and her ten siblings had been blessed in Milledgeville, Georgia. She wedded Michael Intrator in 1931. She and Rebecca Western world had been both feminist authors.