Frank Norris
Frank Norris, (1870-1902), was an American novelist and journalist and a leader of the Naturalism movement. Norris believed that a novel should serve a moral purpose. "The novel with a purpose," he explained, "brings the tragedies and griefs of others to notice" and "prove(s) that injustice, crime, and inequality do exist." [Source][1] [1]: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americannovel/timeline/norris.html
Works (19)

McTeague
March 19, 2004

The octopus, a story of California
1914

The Pit
May 2000

Horrors unknown

Moran of the Lady Letty
1898

The Spinners' Book of Fiction

A Deal In Wheat And Other Stories
June 30, 2004

Novels and essays
1986

Blix
1899

A novelist in the making
1970

The surrender of Santiago
1917

The best short stories of Frank Norris
1998

The third circle
1909

Man's Woman / Yvernelle
January 1900

Chilkoot Trail

Criticism and Fiction and The Responsibilities of the Novelist

The apprenticeship writings of Frank Norris, 1896-1898
1996

The joyous miracle
1906

The Responsibilities Of The Novelists
July 25, 2007