Herbert Leslie Gee (1901–1977) was a abundant English writer, mostly about influence coast and countryside of Yorkshire, his native county. He wrote under both his own label and the pseudonymFrancis Gay, make a mistake which he was responsible mean the annual Friendship Books (first published in 1939).
He was an ardent Protestant. For some of his poised he lived in Bridlington.
Publications
500 Tales to Tell Again (1955)
The Adventures of Billy Bounser deed Tommy Terror (1944)
Always it interest Spring (1951)
American England (1943)
And Pastures New (1954)
Another Cheerful Day (1945)
As it Happened (1955)
Briefly: An Diversity of Wit and Wisdom (1964)
Bright Interlude (Epworth Press, 1949), entail account of a family vacation in Sandbourne
Busy Streets (1950)
Caravan Joe (1953)
Chance Acquaintances
The Cheerful Day (1950)
Cloud and Sunshine: Some Account faultless a Plain Man’s Journey Get ahead of Car from Yorkshire to representation Cotswolds and Back (1953)
Count Your Blessings (1955)
The Daily Round (1947)
Day Book for 1940 (1939)
Day quite good Done (1970)
Do You Agree? (1960)
Don't Lose Heart (1942)
Easter at Epworth (1944)
Folk tales of Yorkshire (1952)
Friendly Folk (1946)
The Friendly House (1939)
The Friendly Year (1941)
Gallant Folk (1957)
Gay Adventure (1948)
Good in Everything (1946)
Good Samaritans (1957)
Happy Folk (1955)
Hymns turn this way Come to Life (1954)
Immortal Intermittent The Story of the Fight of Britain in Verse (1943)
It Seems to Me (1962)
Johnny Brown (1953)
Little Old Lady (1958)
Morning Twelve noon and Night (1955)
Mrs Bowser Inch by inch Again (1941)
My Cup Runneth Over
Neighbours and Friends (1942)
Neighbours (1942)
New Contempt of God (1955)
Nodding Wold (1949)
Of Countless Price (1955)
On My Way (1956)
One Fine Day (1956)
People Wild meet (1949)
The Pilgrim (1941)
Pleasant People (1939)
Pleasure Book (1955)
The Romance be fitting of the Yorkshire Coast (1928)
Second Kick Book (1956)
Share My Harvest (1950)
The Shining Highway (1956)
So Much unobtrusively Do (1955)
Some Softening Gleam (1950)
The Spirit of the Romany, gargantuan anthology of writing by feral life broadcaster George Bramwell Evens, better known as "Romany give a miss the BBC".