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Nathan was born into a prominent New York Sephardic family. He was educated in the United States and Switzerland and attended Harvard University for several years beginning in 1912. It was there that he began writing short fiction and poetry. However, he never graduated, choosing instead to drop out and take a job at an advertising firm to support his family (he married while a junior at Harvard). It was while working in 1919 that he wrote his first novel—the semi-autobiographical work Peter Kindred—which was a critical failure. But his luck soon changed during the 1920s, when he wrote seven more novels, including The Bishop's Wife, which was later made into a successful film starring Cary…

Peter Kindred, 1919
Autumn, 1921
The Puppet Master, 1923
Jonah, 1925
The Fiddler in Barly, 1926
The Woodcutter's House, 1927
The Bishop's Wife, 1928 (filmed in 1947)
There Is Another Heaven, 1929
The Orchid, 1931
One More Spring, 1933 (filmed in 1935)
Road of Ages, 1935[1]
The Enchanted Voyage, 1936 (filmed in 1946)
Winter in April, 1938
Portrait of Jennie, 1940 (filmed in 1948)
They Went On Together, 1941
The Sea-Gull Cry, 1942
But Gently Day, 1943
Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star, 1947
Long After Summer, 1948 (televised on The Alcoa Hour in 1956)
The River Journey, 1949
The Married Look, 1950
The Innocent Eve, 1951
The Train in the Meadow, 1953
Sir Henry, 1955
The Rancho of the Little…

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