Kay Cleaver Strahan (1888–1961) was an Australian novelist and short-story writer whose fiction was widely read during the first half of the twentieth century. She wrote popular romances, domestic dramas, and adventure stories, often using Australian settings and drawing on rural, coastal, and outback life. Her work appeared in book form as well as in newspapers and magazines, where serial fiction was an important part of Australia’s literary culture. Strahan’s novels typically combine emotional conflict, social observation, and strong, self-reliant female characters.
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