Richard Dehan
Richard Dehan (1863-1932) was the pen name of Clotilde Graves, an Irish novelist and playwright born in County Cork. She wrote for the London stage under her own name and adopted a male pen name for her fiction; her Boer War novel The Dop Doctor was a huge best seller and was banned by some libraries. Her works include The Dop Doctor, The Just Steward, and The Man of Iron.
