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Howard Spring (1889-1965) was a Welsh author.


Howard Spring was born in 1889 at Cardiff in Wales. He began as a journalist, but from 1934 produced a series of best-selling novels, the most successful of which was Fame is the Spur (1940), which has been both a major film and a BBC television series.


Howard Spring died in 1965.


Other works include:

  • Shabby Tiger (1934)
  • Rachel Rosing (1935)
  • My son, my son (originally titled "Oh, Absalom") (1938)
  • Time and the Hour (1957)

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