Favorite Novels set in San Diego?
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There's "The Winning of Barbara Worth", a novel written by Harold Bell Wright in 1911 about creation of a massive irrigation system in the Imperial Valley, the eastern part of San Diego county, during the early 20th century. It was well-considered in its time, but is little-known to today's reader and perhaps deservedly so, due to its escoteric subject and the fact that it isn't very well-written.
However, it is dear to the heart of my own family because my great-great Aunt Gertrude gained a certain amount of fame by playing the part of the heroine on stage when she was a member of a traveling group of actors who performed melodramas across the Southwest in the 1910's.
Well, you DID ask!
However, it is dear to the heart of my own family because my great-great Aunt Gertrude gained a certain amount of fame by playing the part of the heroine on stage when she was a member of a traveling group of actors who performed melodramas across the Southwest in the 1910's.
Well, you DID ask!
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