Percival Christopher Wren
1885 – 1941
Born in South London, became a school teacher, and went to India in 1903 as a headmaster and volunteer rifleman, back to England for a literary and secretive life (<a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._C._Wren>more</a>).
Books
- Dew and Mildew
- Valiant Dust
- Wages of Virtue
- Classic Tales of Murder
- O desaparecido
- Beau Sabreur
- Soldiers Of Misfortune
- Beau Sabreur
- Action and Passion
- Cupid in Africa
- New First Lessons in English Grammar
- The Mammon of Righteousness
- BEAU SAGA
- GRAMMAR SERIES FOR CHILDREN (IN MULTICOLOUR) WREN NEW SIMPLER PARTS OF SPEECH - 1
- A Key to Wren & Martin's High School Grammar and Composition
- The uniform of glory
- Beau Geste
- Beau Sabreur
- Classic Ghost Stories
- The Man Of A Ghost
- Step-Sons of France
- High School English Grammar and Composition
- Five Classic Adventure Novels
- The uniform of glory, being the true story of a Free Frenchman's night out
- Good Gestes
- The Lotu Book of English Verse Selected for Use in Indian Schools
- The WOrld & India
- Simpler Parts of Speech
- New English Grammar
- Wages of Virtue
- Soldiers of Misfortune, the Story of Otho Belleme
- Fifty True Stories, Stranger than Fiction
- Wages of Virtue
- Wren New Simple English Grammar
- Stories of the Foreign Legion
- Driftwood spars
- High School English Grammar & Composition
- Simple English Grammar
- Elementary Grammer on Modern Lines
- Snake and Sword
- King Solomon's Mines and Other Adventure Classics
- Heroic War Stories
Author data: Open Library