The Winning of Barbara Worth

Harold Bell Wright was a pioneering American author known for his significant contributions to fiction, essays, and nonfiction. He achieved remarkable success in the early 20th century, becoming the first American to sell a million copies of a novel and earn $1 million from writing. Over four decades, he produced 19 books and numerous plays and articles, inspiring over 15 film adaptations, including notable works featuring Gary Cooper and John Wayne. Despite his early fame, his legacy has faded in contemporary literature.