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Alice Muriel Williamson, a British novelist, was known for her mystery "A Woman in Grey," which gained international attention through its Japanese adaptation, "Ghost Tower." Married to fellow writer Charles Norris Williamson, they collaborated on numerous novels, blending their talents in works such as "The Princess Passes" and "The Motor Maid." Their partnership produced a diverse range of stories, showcasing their contributions to early 20th-century literature and the mystery genre.
Alice Muriel Williamson, an American-British novelist, began her literary career after moving to England and marrying magazine editor Charles Norris Williamson. Many of her works, often co-authored with her husband, explore the early days of motoring and serve as travelogues. She humorously remarked on their complementary skills, acknowledging her talent for storytelling while highlighting her husband's broader capabilities. After Charles's death in 1920, she continued to write, establishing her own literary legacy.