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Dear God, They’re Pressing On

(3,600 words)

Posted by5mermaidsJune 4, 2019January 30, 2020Posted inUncategorized, very long short storiesTags: Joseph and Sophie Schwartz familyLeave a comment on Dear God, They’re Pressing On

1881 The Match

(2,380 words)

Posted by5mermaidsMay 29, 2019February 13, 2020Posted invery long short storiesTags: 1881, Abilene, alcoholism, bison, bison bones, bone collectors, buffalo, Fort Concho, historical fiction, Obsessive compulsive disorder, Pam Backlund, post-bison era, pub life, San Angela, San Angelo, short story, superstition, Tom Green County, two brothers, West Texas4 Comments on 1881 The Match

1889 Guarding the Plate

(4,104 words)

Posted by5mermaidsDecember 25, 2018February 14, 2020Posted invery long short storiesTags: 1889, arachnophobia, bad luck, Ballinger, baseball, brown recluse spider, Brownwood, Coleman coal mine, fiddle, Fort Concho, hat maker, historical fiction, Maggie, San Angelo, Sante Fe Railroad, short story, Texas, United States5 Comments on 1889 Guarding the Plate

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