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Canadian author, lawyer, judge and coroner. He was a prolific writer of western and adventure short stories, more than a hundred of them appearing in the Popular Magazine. Pen names: A. M. Chisholm
Works
- The Boss of Wind River, (1910) illus. by Frank Tenney Johnson
- Precious Waters a.k.a. Desert Conquest, (1913) illus. by Clarence Rowe (sl. in Popular Magazine, Nov 1 1912~) PG; IA
- The Land of Strong Men, (1919) illus. by Frank Tenney Johnson. PG; IA
- When Stuart Came To Sitkum, 1924.
- The Land of Big Rivers; a story of the Northwest, 1924
Magazine stories and articles
- "New Friends and Old", (ss) Smart Set Magazine 1904
- "Wilson's Nest Egg", (ss) Red Book Magazine Apr 1905
- "When Woman Intervenes", (ss) Red Book Magazine June 1906
- "McPike—Backslider", (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1906
- "New Boss", (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1907
- The Come-On (novellette) The Popular Magazine, Dec 1908
- Easy Money (nvt) The Popular Magazine, Sept 1907
- "Below the Jam", (ss) Popular Magazine Dec 01 1911
- "Fur Pirates", (novel) The Popular Magazine, Jan 20, 1915; as Pirates of the Pines in book form, 2012
- "Six Rounds", (novelette) Popular Magazine Oct 07 1921
- "Before the Snow", (ss) Western Story Magazine Jan 7 1922
- "A Thousand a Plate" (ss) Western Story Magazine Nov 25, 1922
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
The author died in 1960, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 60 years or less. Works by this author may also 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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