next 30 years he published 26 more books, fiction and non-fiction, and wrote many articles for Outing, National Sportsman, American Boy and other magazines. His books included biographies, references, boys fiction, novels and travel accounts. In 1913, Wallace mounted a third Labrador expedition with the primary purpose of installing a memorial tablet at Leonidas Hubbard's place of death. The story of the journey through unknown country, drafted in book form by Wallace but never published, was serialized in condensed form as "Labrador Lures Me Back" in the February, March and April 1929 issues of National Sportsman magazine. The full story, edited by Rudy Mauro, was made available online in 2006 under its original title, Back to the Labrador Wilds. Wallace married Leila Greenwood Hinman in 1917; his first wife, Jennie Currie, died in 1900 after three years of marriage. Dillon and Leila had two children, Leila Ann and Dillon III. Dillon Wallace died at Beacon, New York on Sept. 28, 1939. Works The Lure Of The Labrador Wild (1905) The Long Labrador Trail (1907) Ungava Bob: A Winter's Tale (1907) Beyond The Mexican Sierras (1920) Hunting With The Eskimos (1910) Saddle And Camp In The Rockies (1911) Packaging And Portaging (1912) The Wilderness Castaways (1913) The Gaunt Gray Wolf: A Tale Of Adventure With Ungava Bob (1914) The Fur Trail Adventurers (1915) Bobby Of The Labrador (1916) The Arctic Stowaways (1917) Grit-A-Plenty: A Tale Of The Labrador Wild (1918) John Adney, Ambulance Driver (1919) The Ragged Inlet Guards (1920) Troop One Of The Labrador (1920) The Young Arctic Traders (1921) The Story Of Grenfell Of The Labrador:...Wilfred T Grenfell (1922) The Testing Of Jim Maclean: A Tale Of The Wilds Of Labrador (1925) The Way To Burning Mountain (1926) Left On The Labrador: A Tale Of Adventure Down North (1927) With Dog And Canoe (1928) Kidnapped By Air (1929) The Lost Mine (1930) The Fur Traders Of Kettle Harbour (1931) The Crew Of The Pioneer (1931) Buddies Of The Sea (1932) The Camper's Handbook (1936) Source: See also Third Man phenomenon References Further Reading James West Davidson & John Rugge, Great Heart: The History of a Labrador Adventure, Viking Adult, April 29, 1988. Dillon Wallace, Rudy Mauro (ed.), Back to the Labrador Wilds, 2006. External links Dillon Wallace: Our Dad, a memorial site by Ann Wallace McKendry, March 11, 2005 Dillon Wallace: Explorer, Writer and Father Figure, a memorial by