Gerald Warner Brace (24 September 1901 – 20 July 1978) was an artist, writer, professor, sailor, and boat builder. He wrote eleven novels and, other literary works, including: The Age of the Novel (1957) and The Stuff of Fiction (1969). He published his autobiography in 1976, Days That Were, with his own illustrations. He was a 1958 National Book Award nominee for fiction. In 1967 he won the Shell Award for Distinguished Writing from Boston University. His novels are mostly set in New England.
They include:
* The Islands (1936), set in Maine
* The Wayward Pilgrims (1938), set in a Vermont train depot
* Light on a Mountain (1941)
* The Garretson Chronicle (1947)
* A Summer's Tale (1949)
* The Spire (1952)
* The World of Carrick's Cove (1947), a nominee for the 1958 National Book Award for Fiction
* Bell's Landing (1955)
* Winter Solstice (1960)
* The Wind's Will (1964)
* The Department (1968/1983), which was translated and published in Bengali in 1970
They include:
* The Islands (1936), set in Maine
* The Wayward Pilgrims (1938), set in a Vermont train depot
* Light on a Mountain (1941)
* The Garretson Chronicle (1947)
* A Summer's Tale (1949)
* The Spire (1952)
* The World of Carrick's Cove (1947), a nominee for the 1958 National Book Award for Fiction
* Bell's Landing (1955)
* Winter Solstice (1960)
* The Wind's Will (1964)
* The Department (1968/1983), which was translated and published in Bengali in 1970
Gerald Warner Brace (24 September 1901 – 20 July 1978) was an artist, writer, professor, sailor, and boat builder. He wrote eleven novels and, other literary works, including: The Age of the Novel (1957) and The Stuff of Fiction (1969). He published his autobiography in 1976, Days That Were, with his own illustrations. He was a 1958 National Book Award nominee for fiction. In 1967 he won the Shell Award for Distinguished Writing from Boston University. His novels are mostly set in New England.
They include:
* The Islands (1936), set in Maine
* The Wayward Pilgrims (1938), set in a Vermont train depot
* Light on a Mountain (1941)
* The Garretson Chronicle (1947)
* A Summer's Tale (1949)
* The Spire (1952)
* The World of Carrick's Cove (1947), a nominee for the 1958 National Book Award for Fiction
* Bell's Landing (1955)
* Winter Solstice (1960)
* The Wind's Will (1964)
* The Department (1968/1983), which was translated and published in Bengali in 1970
They include:
* The Islands (1936), set in Maine
* The Wayward Pilgrims (1938), set in a Vermont train depot
* Light on a Mountain (1941)
* The Garretson Chronicle (1947)
* A Summer's Tale (1949)
* The Spire (1952)
* The World of Carrick's Cove (1947), a nominee for the 1958 National Book Award for Fiction
* Bell's Landing (1955)
* Winter Solstice (1960)
* The Wind's Will (1964)
* The Department (1968/1983), which was translated and published in Bengali in 1970
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