Dorothy Scarborough

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Dorothy Scarborough was an influential American author, scholar, and folklorist, best known for her contributions to the literature of the supernatural and the occult. Born in Texas in 1871, she developed a keen interest in ghost stories and folklore, which would shape much of her writing career. Scarborough's works often explored themes of the mysterious and the unknown, appealing to both children and adults. Her notable publications include 'Ghost Stories for Kids' and 'Literature of the Occult', which are a testament to her deep engagement with themes of horror and the supernatural.

In addition to her literary pursuits, Scarborough was an advocate for Southern folklore and worked to preserve the oral traditions of her region. Her scholarly work helped to bring attention to the rich tapestry of American ghost stories and legends, establishing her as a significant figure in the study of American folklore. Through her writings, she has continued to influence generations of writers and enthusiasts of ghost lore, and her legacy endures in the realm of supernatural literature.