Mary Macgregor Book order (chronological)

This author's work delves into the intersection of religious thought and social conscience, aiming to uplift the lives of the poor and uneducated. Her narratives often explore the tensions arising between Scottish and Irish settlers, and the profound effects of education and urbanization on rural society. She adopted a pen name to distinguish her literary identity from another writer. As a contributor to the revival of Canadian women's writing, her voice is grouped alongside other significant female authors of her era.