Corra May Harris

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Corra May Harris, born Corra May White (1869 - 1935) was an American writer. She was born at Farm Hill, Ga. (just outside of Elberton, Georgia), was educated at home, and married a Methodist minister, the Reverend Lundy Howard Harris (died 1910), in 1887. She began writing for the Independent in 1899.

She wrote:

• The Jessica Letters (1904), in collaboration with Paul Elmer More.
• A Circuit Rider's Wife, (1910).
• Eve's Second Husband, (1910).
• The Recording Angel, (1912).
• In Search of a Husband, (1913).
• The Co-Citizens, (1915).
• A Circuit Rider's Widow, (1916).
• Making Her His Wife, (1918).
• From Sunup to Sundown, (1919).
• Happily Married, (1920).
• My Son, (1921).
• The Eyes of Love, (1922).
• A Daughter of Adam, (1923).
• My Book and My Heart, (1924).