Maurice Gee

Maurice Gee

Maurice Gee is a New Zealand novelist. Gee was awarded the 1978 James Tait Black Memorial Prize for his novel Plumb. He is an Honorary Associate of the New Zealand Association of Rationalists and Humanists. Gee was brought up in Henderson, a suburb of Auckland, a location that frequently features in his writing. He completed BA and MA degrees at the University of Auckland, which subsequently recognised him with a Distinguished Alumni Award in 1998, and an honorary Doctor of Literature in 2004. He is currently married and has three children, one of whom is also a writer, Emily Gee.

quick facts
Birthdate:August 22, 1931
Birthplace:Whakatane
Age:80

Written works by Maurice Gee

TitleGenre
In My Father's Den Mystery
The fat man Fiction
Orchard Street
The fire-raiser Fiction
The champion
The Halfmen of O Speculative fiction
The World Around the Corner Speculative fiction
The Priests of Ferris Speculative fiction
Motherstone Speculative fiction
Plumb
The burning boy
big season
special flower
Games of choice
scornful moon
Loving ways
Meg
Sole survivor
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Collected stories
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glorious morning, comrade
Ellie and the shadow man
Live bodies
Blindsight
Under the mountain
Prowlers
Crime story
Going west
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Works by Maurice Gee adapted to film

In My Father's Den
In My Father's Den
Release date:October 7, 2004
Directed by:Brad McGann
Genre:Thriller
Adapted from:In My Father's Den

Places Maurice Gee has lived

Map showing Places Lived by Maurice Gee
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    Which well known books have been published by writer, Maurice Gee?
  • A:
    Popular titles include:
    - In My Father's Den
    - The fat man
    - Orchard Street
    - The fire-raiser
    - The champion
    - The World Around the Corner
    - The Priests of Ferris
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