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William Davenport Hulbert (1868–1913) was an American naturalist and writer of fiction.

Career

Born William Davenport Hulbert in 1868 on Mackinac Island, Michigan and lived for a while on the upper peninsula of Michigan in the Taquamenon River area. He was privately educated and did not marry. From 1895 until his death, he wrote short fiction for magazines. White Pine Days on the Taquamenon is a collection of stories about lumbering, and was edited by his brother Richard C. Hulbert.

Bibliography

Fiction

• Life Saving on the Great Lakes
• White Pine Days on the Taquamenon
• Forest Neighbors; Life Stories of Wild Animals

References

• Michigan in Literature, p.92
• The Flaming Sword, p.46
• Who's Who in America 1906–1907, p.898

External links

• Works by William Davenport Hulbert at Project Gutenberg
• Works by or about William Davenport Hulbert at the Internet Archive
• Works by William Davenport Hulbert at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)

• American male novelists
• 1868 births
• 1913 deaths
• American naturalists
• Novelists from Michigan
• American male short story writers
• 19th-century American short story writers
• 20th-century American short story writers