Good morning midnight - Jean Reese

Gene Reese was born in 1890 in Dominico, one of the West Indian islands, from a British father working as a doctor there and a Klasian mother with a mixture of French, Spanish, and Black blood. She was a writer similar to the American novelist Scott Fitzgerald in that she was born as a compensation for a sister who died immediately after birth, and she also resembled him in her feeling of standing outside the herd. Most around her do not consider her a feminist writer demanding equality and women's rights as usual, but she showed bitterness and openly from that time about women's luck to the extent that her novel remains disturbing in literary circles.