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A.E.W. Mason (1865–1948)

Writer

Trivia:

He allegedly declined a British Honor for his services to literature.

Born:

Alfred Edward Woodley Mason
in Everleigh, Dulwich, London, England, UK

Died:

(age 83) in London, England, UK
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2002 The Four Feathers (novel)
 
1978 The Four Feathers (TV movie) (novel)
 
1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV series)
– The Crystal Trench (1959) (story)
 
1955 Storm Over the Nile (novel "The Four Feathers" / as A. E. W. Mason)
 
1954 Clementina (TV series)
– The End of a Journey (1954) (novel)
– For Love of a Queen (1954) (novel)
– The Road to Italy (1954) (novel)
– The Night of the 27th (1954) (novel)
– A Man Needs His Friends (1954) (novel)
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1953 The House of the Arrow (novel)
 
1940 The House of the Arrow (story)
 
1940 House of Mystery (novel "At the Villa Rose")
 
1939 The Four Feathers (by)
 
1938 Drums (by)
 
1937 Fire Over England (novel)
 
1935 The Widow from Monte Carlo (play "A Present from Margate")
 
1933 Her Imaginary Lover (play "Green Stockings")
 
1930 The Flirting Widow (story "Green Stockings")
 
1930 Mystery at the Villa Rose (novel)
 
1930 The House of the Arrow (play)
 
1930 Le mystère de la villa rose (novel)
 
1930 La maison de La Flèche (novel / as Alfred Edward Woodley Mason)
 
1929 The Four Feathers (novel)
 
1925 The Winding Stair (story)
 
1924 Slaves of Destiny (novel "Miranda of the Balcony")
 
1922 The Truants (novel)
 
1922 Running Water (novel)
 
1921 A Romance of Wastdale (novel)
 
1921 The Broken Road (novel)
 
1921 The Four Feathers (novel)
 
1920 At the Villa Rose (novel)
 
1919 The Witness for the Defense (play)
 
1916 Green Stockings (play "Colonel Smith")
 
1915 Four Feathers (novel "The Four Feathers")
 
1911 Princess Clementina (short) (novel)
 

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Novel: "Fire Over England" (filmed as Fire Over England) See more »

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Alternate Names:

A. E. W. Mason | Alfred Edward Woodley Mason
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Personal Quote:

On declining a British honor, he stated "honors meant nothing to a childless man." See more »

Trivia:

He allegedly declined a British Honor for his services to literature. See more »

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