Born: 05/05/1877   Muskegon
Died: 07/02/1938
Spouse: Bertha Keillor (1st); Helen Miller (2nd)
Children: Dorothy, Jean

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Live Life Today ("Lyrics of Life")	Poetry	Adult	Chicago, The Reilly & Lee co. [c1938]	1938
	The Heart Content, "lyrics of life"	Poetry	Adult	Chicago : Reilly & Lee	1927
	Be the Best of Whatever You Are	Poetry	Adult	Chicago, The Scott Dowd company	1926
	Little Hop-Skipper	Poetry	Adult	New York, George H. Doran company	1926
	Come on Home	Poetry	Adult	New York, George H. Doran company	1923
	Holbrooke's New Opera-Ballet: 'The Enchanted Garden' - with Joseph Holbrooke, Max Rabinoff,	Poetry	Adult	London: The Musical Times	1917
	Tote-road and Trail, Ballads of the Lumberjack	Poetry	Adult	Indianapolis, The Bobbs-Merrill Company	1917
	The Woods	Poetry	Adult	Chicago: American Lumberman	1913
	Resawed Fables - Period novel.	Fiction	Adult	Chicago, American Lumberman	1911
	Michigan, my Michigan : a new state song / words by Douglas Malloch ; music by W. Otto Miessner. - State song; see http://www.michiganbands.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=280	Non Fiction , Michigan	Adult , Children , Teen	[Detroit, Mich. : Published by Frederick W. Arbury	1911
	In Forest Land - Collection of his poetry. (Publication Years: 1906, 1910)	Poetry	Adult	Chicago, American Lumberman	1906
	Michigan, my Michigan : adapted for the Hartford Woman's Club - Most famous work, "Michigan, My Michigan", was adapted and presented in 1902 for the eighth annual convention of the Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Muskegon and became widely used as Michigan song	Michigan , Poetry	Adult , Children , Teen		1902
	- First poem, at the age of 10, published in Detroit News	Poetry	Adult		1887
	Other writings: - Poems have appeared regularly in many national newspapers and in Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journal, National Education Association Journal, Current Opinion, others.	Poetry	Adult

What is the aim or goal of your writing: He combined his love for Michigan outdoors and his talent for writing. His love for nature, especially trees, is reflected in much of his writing. One poem, "Memorials" commemorates the planting of a tree in honor of each member of the Chicago Rotary Club who fell in World War I. (from Michigan Poets)

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Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

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