Zona Gale

Zona Gale (August 26 1874–December 27 1938) was an American writer. Born at Portage, Wisconsin (which she often used as a setting in her writing), she attended Wayland Academy at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Later she entered the University of Wisconsin-Madison, from which institution she received a Bachelor of Literature degree in 1895, and four years later a Master's degree.

Bibliography

• Romance Island (1906) - novel
• The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre (1907) - short stories
• Friendship Village (1908) - short stories
• Friendship Village Love Stories (1909) - short stories
• Mothers to Men (1911) - short stories
• Christmas: A Story (1912)
• Civic Improvement in the Little Towns (1913) - essay
• When I Was a Little Girl (1913) - short stories
• Neighborhood Stories (1914) - short stories
• The Neighbors (1914) - in Wisconsin Plays, T.H. Dickinson, ed.
• Heart's Kindred (1915)
• A Daughter of the Morning (1917) - novel
• Birth (1918) - novel
• Peace in Friendship Village (1919) - short stories
• Miss Lulu Bett (1920) - novel
• The Neighbors (1920) - short stories
• Miss Lulu Bett (1920) - dramatization of the novel
• The Secret Way (1921) - poetry
• Uncle Jimmy (1922) - play
• What Women Won in Wisconsin (1922) - essay
• The Novel of Tomorrow (1922) - in The Novel of tomorrow : and the scope of fiction
• Faint Perfume (1923) - novel
• Mr. Pitt (1925) - play
• Preface to Life (1926) - novel
• Yellow Gentians and Blue (1927) - short stories
• Portage, Wisconsin and Other Essays (1928)
• Borgia (1929) - novel
• The Clouds (1932) - play
• Evening Clothes (1932) - play
• Papa La Fleur (1933) - novel
• Old-Fashioned Tales (1933)
• Faint Perfume (1934) - dramatization of the novel
• Light Woman (1937) - novel
• Frank Miller of Mission Inn (1938) - biography
• Magna (1939) - novel