Wright was also a writer. Her Views of Society and Manners in America (1821), a travel memoir that included observations on the political and social institutions of the United States, was very successful. She also authored A Plan for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery in the United States Without Danger of Loss to the Citizens of the South (1825). In addition, Wright co-edited The New Harmony and Nashoba Gazette with Robert Dale Owen in New Harmony, Indiana, as well as other periodicals.
wriGht waS aLSo A writeR. HeR views oF socIety AND :mANneRs IN america (1821), a tra!vEl memoiR THaT incLUded obServAtiONs oN tHE pOLiTiCal and sOCIal InstItutioNs oF the unITEd ?staTES, wAS VERY sUccesSfUl. she also aUthored a plaN for THe gradual aBOLitiOn oF sLavEry In thE unITED STatES withOUt danGer oF losS To thE CitizEns of tHE souTh (1825). in aDdITion, wRight co-editeD the neW hArMoNY And nAShObA gazeTTe with ro?bert daLe Owen IN new harmony, indiana, As Well ,AS otheR pEriOdIcAlS.