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Month: January 2019

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1889 Face It

January 19, 2019 5mermaids 3 Comments

(2,698 words) by Pam Backlund

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Posted in: average length short stories Filed under: 1889, bad luck, barter, brisket seasoning, cheese, competition, Dairy, entrepreneurship, historical fiction, ice factory, Kirby Park, Money problems, Moravia Texas, Pam Backlund, refrigeration, San Angelo, short story, superstition, Texas, tithing, Titus, Tom Green County, United States, Windmill

1800 Polygamy Strain

January 2, 2019 5mermaids 1 Comment

(2,157 words) by Pam Backlund

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Posted in: average length short stories Filed under: 1880, child snatchers, Comanches, dying trail, family politics, fear of dying, historical fiction, homeschooled, Lipan Flats, nature, Pam Backlund, polygamy, prairie life, rain, short story, sod home, Texas, Tom Green County, United States, unreliable narrator, West Texas

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