Sally Carson
Sally Carson was an English writer born in 1901 in Dorset, known for her 1934 novel 'Crooked Cross,' which presciently depicted the rise of Nazism and its impact on a German family. Despite its initial acclaim, the novel fell into obscurity until its recent rediscovery and impending re-publication, marking it as a significant work in the context of pre-war literature.
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Sally Carson was a young woman from Dorset who wrote a novel predicting the rise of the Nazis.
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