Josephine Johnson

Josephine Johnson was an American author born in 1910, known for her poignant stories and novels that often explored themes of isolation and the human condition. She gained significant recognition for her novel "Now in November," which won the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1935, making her the youngest recipient at that time. Throughout her career, she published several works, including short stories and essays, and was celebrated for her lyrical prose and deep psychological insights. Johnson's writings often reflected her experiences and observations of life, particularly in rural settings, contributing to American literature's rich tapestry.