Author:Hulbert Footner
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Works
Non-fiction
- Two for the Trail (1911)
- New Rivers of the North (1912)
Fiction
- Two on the Trail (1911)
- Jack Chanty (1913)
- The Sealed Valley (1914)
- The Huntress (1917)
- The Fugitive Sleuth (1918)
- Thieves' Wit (1918)
- The Substitute Millionaire (1919)
- The Fur Bringers (1920)
- The Woman from Outside (US, 1921)
- as On Swan River (UK, 1919)
- The Owl Taxi (1921)
- The Deaves Affair (1922)
- Ramshackle House 1922
- Officer! 1924
- The Chase of the 'Linda Belle' 1925
- The Shanty Sled (1926)
- Cap'n Sue (1928)
- Queen of Clubs (1928)
- A Self-Made Thief (US) (1929)
- as The Murderer's Challenge (UK)
- Anybody's Pearls 1930
Madame Storey series
- Stories previously published in Argosy Allstory, 1922–35
- The Under Dogs (1925)
- Madame Storey (1926)
- The Velvet Hand (1928)
- The Doctor Who Held Hands (1929)
- Easy to Kill (1931)
- The Casual Murderer (UK, 1932; US, 1937)
Works from periodicals
- "The Three Gamboliers" (1909 Jan, The Smart Set) ss
- "Four o'Clock in the Morning" (1909 June, McClure's Magazine) ss
- "The Silver-Backed Brush" (1909 Dec, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "The Uses of Adversity" (1910 Feb, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "The Pulse of Spring" (1910 April, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "The Obsession" (25 June 1911, Sunday Magazine) ss
- "The Peregrine Twins" (1 April 1911, Maclean's Magazine) ss
- "The Troupers" (1911 Dec, Smith's Magazine) ss
- "Assorted Chips" (1913 Jan 1, Popular) ss
- Longer works
- "Wild Bird" (1923 Feb–June, Munsey's Magazine) 5-part serial
- "The Three Thirty-Twos" (1925 Nov 7, Argosy All-Story Weekly) [Madame Storey] novelette
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.
This author died in 1944, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 80 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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