2 Quotes & Sayings By Frederick Dale Bruner
Born, raised and educated in New Orleans, Frederick Dale Bruner graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in philosophy. He published his first short story entitled The Mummy Case in the July/August 1909 edition of "Adventure", a popular fiction magazine. His first novel was published in 1915 by J. B
Lippincott Company, titled Mr. Dooley’s Rising. When WWI broke out, Mr. Bruner joined the U.S.
Army as a private. After being wounded, he was honorably discharged to join the American Expeditionary Forces as an ambulance driver with the rank of sergeant. After the war, Mr. Bruner continued writing for "Adventure" until it folded in 1922, when he joined "The American Magazine".
He also wrote for "Collier's" and "World's Work". Other works included The Reluctant Heroine (1921), The Highways of Tomorrow (1922), Madeline (1925), The Secret of Stonewall Jackson (1927), The Stolen Vine (1928), and The Oasis (1932). He died on November 10, 1939 at age 68.