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Edward Streeter
Dere Mable
Dere Mable
4 books
Ongoing series
About this series
The "Dere Mable" series collects the humorous and heartfelt letters of Bill to his sweetheart, Mable, during his time as a rookie soldier. These historical fiction essays offer a lighthearted look at military life and the enduring nature of love during wartime.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the correct reading order for the Dere Mable series?
The books are best read in the order of their original publication to follow Bill's experiences chronologically: "Dere Mable," followed by "That's Me All Over, Mable," and then "Same Old Bill, Eh Mable?".
Are there any adaptations of the Dere Mable series?
The "Dere Mable" letters were adapted into a silent film in 1921, which brought Bill and Mable's story to a wider audience.
Who is the real author behind the Dere Mable letters?
The letters were written by Edward Streeter, a journalist and humorist, who adopted the persona of Bill to offer a unique perspective on World War I.