Dorothea Brande

Dorothea Brande was an American writer and editor active in New York during the early to mid-20th century.

Born in 1893, she gained recognition for her work in the literary world.

Brande is best known for her self-help books, particularly "Becoming a Writer" and "Wake Up and Live!" which continue to influence readers decades after their initial publication.

Her writing style, characterized by its practical approach and psychological insights, set her apart from other authors of her time.

Brande's work often focused on personal development, creativity, and overcoming mental barriers to success.

She passed away in 1948 in New Hampshire, leaving behind a legacy of inspiring and instructive literature.