P. C. Wren

P. C. Wren
	P. C. Wren
Nascimento	Percival Christopher Wren; 1 de novembro de 1875; Deptford
Morte	22 de novembro de 1941 (66 anos); Condado de Gloucester
Cidadania	Reino Unido
Alma mater	St Catherine's College;
Ocupação	escritor, romancista
Obras destacadas	Beau Geste
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Percival Christopher Wren (1885, Devon, Inglaterra - 22 de novembro de 1941, Londres), mais conhecido como P. C. Wren, foi um militar e escritor britânico, autor de novelas de aventuras. Seu livro mais conhecido é Beau Geste, adaptado varias vezes para o cinema.

Obras publicadas[editar | editar código-fonte]

The Indian Teacher's Guide to the Theory and Practice of Mental, Moral, and Physical Education (1910 Bombay)
Indian School Organization, Management, Discipline, Tone, and Equipment, Being the Indian Headmaster's Guide (1911 Bombay)
The Direct Teaching of English in Indian Schools (1911 Bombay)
Dew and Mildew: Semi-Detached Stories from Darabad, India (1912 UK)
Chemistry and First Aid for Standard VII with H.E.H. Pratt (1913 Bombay)
Father Gregory; or, Lures and Failures: A Tale of Hindustan (1913 UK/1926 USA)
Physics and Mechanics with N.B. Macmillan (1914 Bombay)
Snake and Sword (1914 UK)
The Wages of Virtue (1916 UK/1917 USA)
Driftwood Spars (1916 UK/1927 USA)
Stepsons of France (1917 UK/1917 USA)
The Young Stagers, Being Further Faites and Gestes of the Junior Carlton Club of Karabad, India… (1917 UK/1926 USA)
Cupid in Africa; or, The Making of Bertran in Love and War - A Character Study (1920 UK)
With the Prince through Canada, New Zealand, and Australia (1922 Bombay)
The Snake and the Sword (1923 USA), reprint of 1914 text
Beau Geste (1924 UK/1925 USA)
Beau Sabreur (1926 UK/USA)
Dew and Mildew: A Loose-Knit Tale of Hindustan (1927 USA), reprint of 1912 text
Beau Ideal (1928 UK/USA)
Good Gestes: Stories of Beau Geste, His Brothers, and Certain of Their Comrades in the French Foreign Legion (1929 UK/USA)
Soldiers of Misfortune: The Story of Otho Belleme (1929 UK/USA)
Mysterious Waye: The Story of "The Unsetting Sun" (1930 UK/USA)
The Mammon of Righteousness: The Story of Coxe and the Box (1930 UK/USA)
Sowing Glory: The Memoirs of Mary Ambree, The English Woman-Legionary (1931 UK/USA)
Valiant Dust (1932 UK/USA)
Action and Passion (1933 UK/USA)
Flawed Blades: Tales from the Foreign Legion (1933 UK/USA)
Beggars' Horses (1934 UK)
Port o' Missing Men: Strange Tales of the Stranger Regiment (1934 UK/1943 USA)
Sinbad the Soldier (1935 UK/USA)
Explosion (1935 UK)
Spanish Maine (1935 UK) Published as The Desert Heritage in USA
Fort in the Jungle: The Extraordinary Adventures of Sinbad Dysart in Tonkin (1936 UK/USA)
Bubble Reputation (1936 UK) Published as The Cortenay Treasure in USA
The Man of a Ghost (1937 UK) Published as The Spur of Pride in USA
Worth Wile (1937 UK) Published as To the Hilt in USA
Cardboard Castle (1938 UK/USA)
Rough Shooting: True Tales and Strange Stories (1938 UK/1944 USA)
Paper Prison (1939 UK) Published as The Man the Devil Didn't Want in USA
The Disappearance of General Jason (1940 UK)
Two Feet from Heaven (1940 UK/1941 USA)
Odd - But Even So: Stories Stranger Than Fiction (1941 UK/1942 USA)
The Uniform of Glory (1941 UK)
The Dark Woman (1943 USA), re-impressão 1934 UK texto Beggar' Horses
The Hunting of Henri (1944 UK), re-impressão de conto
Stories of the Foreign Legion (1947 UK), re-impressão de contos
Dead Men's Boots and Other Tales from the Foreign Legion (1949 UK), re-impressão de contos