"Address Unknown was first published in Story magazine in September 1938, and then in book form a year later, becoming an instant bestseller. It has been translated across the world, adapted into a 1944 film and into multiple productions for the stage and radio – all under the name of Kressmann Taylor, after Story’s editor, along with Kathrine Kressmann Taylor’s husband, Elliott, decided it was 'too strong to appear under the name of a woman.' The impact was immediate, the story credited with having 'jolted America,' alerting it to the horror unfolding in Nazi Germany."
~ Jonathan Freedland
"Address Unknown: the great, forgotten anti-Nazi book everyone must read" | Fiction | The Guardian
Address Unknown
https://www.acobas.net/teaching/textbook/address/addressunknown.pdf
Also it would have been cool to call her "Craftsman Tailor 😀"
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