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Hal Dunning

1880–1931

Known for the western story White Wolf's Law, this early 20th-century writer is a little-known figure whose work still survives through digital archives. The small paper trail adds some mystery, but the surviving book suggests a storyteller drawn to frontier action and adventure.

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White Wolf's Law: A Western Story

White Wolf's Law: A Western Story

by Hal Dunning

About the author

Very little biographical information about Hal Dunning could be confirmed from the sources I found. Project Gutenberg lists Dunning as the author of White Wolf's Law: A Western Story, which helps place him as a writer associated with western fiction.

Because reliable, detailed records were scarce, it is best to treat Hal Dunning as an obscure author whose reputation now rests mainly on that surviving work rather than on a well-documented public life. For readers who enjoy rediscovering forgotten western writers, that rarity may be part of the appeal.