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1878 Shoulder Buddies

(1,610 words)

Posted by5mermaidsDecember 21, 2019February 13, 2020Posted inaverage length short storiesTags: 1878, bad luck, betting, Black soldiers, Buffalo Soldier, Camp Charlotte, Concho River, double jacking, entrepreneurship, fascination with pranks, Fiction, Fort Concho, greed, Head of the Middle Concho, historical fiction, Middle Concho, pranks, Road building, San Angela, short story, Soldiers, string tricks, The Boy and the Filberts, West Texas1 Comment on 1878 Shoulder Buddies

1882 Ben Ficklin-Two Weeks Before

(1017 words)

Posted by5mermaidsAugust 5, 2019February 13, 2020Posted inVery Short storiesTags: 1882, Ben Ficklin, Buffalo Soldier, Concho River, Concho Valley, flash fiction, Flood, Fort Concho, Fort Davis, Henry O. Flipper, historical fiction, mental illness, San Angela, short story, superstition, Tom Green County Courthouse at Ben Ficklin1 Comment on 1882 Ben Ficklin-Two Weeks Before

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