author
Warwick Deeping
1877–1950
A prolific English novelist and short-story writer, Warwick Deeping is best remembered for Sorrell and Son, his moving 1925 novel about a father’s devotion and sacrifice. His wide-ranging fiction often explored love, courage, compassion, and the social tensions of his time.
15 Audiobooks
Love Among the Ruins
by Warwick Deeping
The Red Saint
by Warwick Deeping
A Woman's War: A Novel
by Warwick Deeping
Mad Barbara
by Warwick Deeping
Martin Valliant
by Warwick Deeping
Uther and Igraine
by Warwick Deeping
The House of Spies
by Warwick Deeping
The House of Adventure
by Warwick Deeping
The Seven Streams
by Warwick Deeping
Bess of the Woods
by Warwick Deeping
The Pride of Eve
by Warwick Deeping
The Slanderers
by Warwick Deeping
Bertrand of Brittany
by Warwick Deeping
The King Behind the King
by Warwick Deeping
The prophetic marriage
by Warwick Deeping
About the author
Born George Warwick Deeping on May 28, 1877, he began his adult life as a doctor before turning to literature. He served in the medical corps during the First World War and later became a full-time writer.
Deeping published a large body of novels and short stories, including Sorrell and Son (1925), which became his best-known work. He died on April 20, 1950, leaving behind a long and varied literary career.