William Hubbartt

Author of non-fiction and fiction materials: Author of Heavy Handed Justice, Justice for Abraham, (2019) Six Bullet Justice, Death on the Santa Fe Trail and The Last Score (Outlaws Publishing 2018), and non-fiction books including: HIPAA Privacy Sourcebook, (SHRM, 2004), The New Battle Over Workplace Privacy, (AMACOM, 1998), Personnel Policy Handbook - How to Develop a Manual That Works (McGraw-Hill, 1993), and others, as well as authorship of the Management Memo information-advice column in the Kane County Chronicle,1990 – 2007, and numerous trade journal articles on human resources topics. Short story fiction includes placements in Zimbell House No Trace Anthology (2018) and the Ghost Stories Anthology (2017), Storyteller Anthology Magazine, Mondays are Murder, Heater – Fiction Magazine and Wilderness House Literary Review.

He Crossed the Line

Excerpt from forthcoming novel Drawing a Line

I packed up the Tacoma, figuring on a five-day round trip down to Georgia. I researched planned stops, and figured that rural Georgia was more likely to have gravel back roads with higher hills and deeper valleys than the flat country blacktop roads that were fairly common in the northern Midwest, my stomping grounds.

William Hubbartt

Author of non-fiction and fiction materials: Author of Heavy Handed Justice, Justice for Abraham, (2019) Six Bullet Justice, Death on the Santa Fe Trail and The Last Score (Outlaws Publishing 2018), and non-fiction books including: HIPAA Privacy Sourcebook, (SHRM, 2004), The New Battle Over Workplace Privacy, (AMACOM, 1998), Personnel Policy Handbook - How to Develop a Manual That Works (McGraw-Hill, 1993), and others, as well as authorship of the Management Memo information-advice column in the Kane County Chronicle,1990 – 2007, and numerous trade journal articles on human resources topics. Short story fiction includes placements in Zimbell House No Trace Anthology (2018) and the Ghost Stories Anthology (2017), Storyteller Anthology Magazine, Mondays are Murder, Heater – Fiction Magazine and Wilderness House Literary Review.

He Crossed the Line

Excerpt from forthcoming novel Drawing a Line

I packed up the Tacoma, figuring on a five-day round trip down to Georgia. I researched planned stops, and figured that rural Georgia was more likely to have gravel back roads with higher hills and deeper valleys than the flat country blacktop roads that were fairly common in the northern Midwest, my stomping grounds.

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