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George Savary Wasson (1855 – April 28, 1932) was an American novelist, painter and boat builder.
Wasson was born in Groveland, Massachusetts in 1855. His father was David Atwood Wasson, a Transcendentalist pastor.[1] He settled in Kittery Point, Maine in 1889, where he built a house. He had two sons, David Arnold (1887-1915) and Lewis Talcott (1889-1912). In 1916, Wasson moved to Bangor.[2]
Wasson wrote novels, which he illustrated. His novels captured the New England dialect used in southern Maine at the turn of the century.[3]
Works
- Cap’n Simeon’s Store (1903)
- The Green Shay (1905)
- Home from Sea (1908)
- Sailing Days on the Penobscot (1932)
References
- ^ Gathers, Greg. "About Artist and Writer George Savary Wasson". SeacoastNH.com. Retrieved May 2, 2012.
- ^ Guay, Victoria (December 23, 2007). "Folk art, antique thefts up as objects' values rise". Fosters.com.
- ^ Bennett, Jacob (1979). "George Savary Wasson's Approach to Dialect Writing". American Speech. 54 (2): 90–101.
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