Their Yesterdays

Harold Bell Wright, a pioneering American author, was notable for being the first to sell a million copies of a novel and earn $1 million from his writing. Active between 1902 and 1942, he produced 19 books, several plays, and numerous articles, contributing significantly to early American literature. His works inspired over 15 films, including notable adaptations like "The Winning of Barbara Worth" featuring Gary Cooper and "The Shepherd of the Hills" starring John Wayne, highlighting his lasting impact on American storytelling.