Nancy Huston Banks (1849–1934) was an American writer, journalist, and literary critic from Kentucky. Active during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, she contributed to the literary landscape through both her creative fiction and her critical commentary.
Though specific details of her bibliography and journalistic contributions remain limited in general historical overviews, her multi-faceted career highlights the role of regional American voices and women in the post-bellum literary press.
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