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A little-known early 20th-century novelist, best remembered today for Some Honeymoon!, a light, fast-moving comic romance first published in 1918. His work has survived through library catalogs and Project Gutenberg, where modern readers can still discover it.

by Charles Everett Hall
Very little biographical information about Charles Everett Hall could be confirmed from reliable online sources during this search. What is clear is that he was the author of Some Honeymoon!, a humorous novel published in 1918 by George Sully & Company and illustrated by Robert Gaston Herbert.
Hall appears in major literary catalogs such as The Online Books Page and Project Gutenberg, which suggests that his surviving reputation rests mainly on this novel rather than on a widely documented public life. The book itself has remained accessible through digitized archives, helping keep his name in circulation for readers interested in forgotten popular fiction of the early 1900s.
Because trustworthy biographical details are scarce, Hall remains a somewhat mysterious figure. That obscurity can be part of the appeal: he represents the many once-published authors whose work still offers a glimpse into the humor, style, and storytelling tastes of another era.