The Colonel never saw it coming...

Postwar fiction. Major General Hogan, now commander of the Eighth Air Force, runs into some 'familiar' characters. Complete.

Postwar fiction. Twenty-three years after the end of World War II, Peter Newkirk, now the owner and operator of a bed and breakfast in the United States, receives an interesting guest. Written for the Short-Story Challenge.

Meet James Kinchloe, a lonely man condemned to relive the mistakes of the past. Now in his golden years, James wonders what the point of his life was, and is. He will soon find out that every life has a purpose…courtesy of the Hogan Zone.

My entry in the Short Story Speed-Writing competition.

Robert turned his head to face the young man. "I'm sorry," he said. "No," Andrew sobbed turning his blue eyes on Peter, "Newkirk you can't die. Please, don't die!" Warning: Character Death. Songfic.

Five one-shots, five different recipes. 5. January 1945: How Schultz Learned To Stop Worrying And Let Prisoners Make Chicken Soup.

Postwar, AU. What do spies do after the war? They open up a detective agency! Written for the short story speed-writing competition.

A collection of humorous oneshots. Chapter six - Risky Business II: Lucky at Cards. Schultz sees nothing! Innuendo to follow...you have been warned!

Hogan and Newkirk return from a mission, and are surprised to find the camp empty!

A friendship can begin around the smallest of things. Pre-series. *Papa Bear Awards 2012 Silver Winner Best Short Drama*

Commissioned ficlit. Sometimes, even after expecting the unexpected, the course of a mission can still surprise you.

Poetry. A short and sweet piece about a certain French corporal...

A warning for Nimrod's safety brings the Heroes to a new wax museum in Hammelburg to protect the elusive agent, as well as try to determine the agent's identity. But there is a deeper, more sinister plot going on, putting them all in great danger.

Warning: Contains elements some might find offensive. An order from Central to kidnap a soon-to-enlist German reveals some surprising things. Minor slash. Complete.

An afterword to "The Bells". Many families never learned what happened to their loved ones, far away on the Eastern Front. But for one father, news is about to come at last.

The mission should have been straightforward. But everything changed when the river broke its banks...

As the Kommandant prepares to relinquish command, there's one question he keeps asking himself. Written for the Short Story Challenge.

Impossible things can happen, sometimes.

The life of an old friend and the safety of the whole operation are at risk...unless Hogan's men can sing their way out of it...

Newkirk receives a less than friendly letter from home.

NOT a deathfic, despite the title.

Five times Newkirk and LeBeau miscommunicated, and one time they didn't.

This is the story of my death. I hate rain, always have. Now I have another reason to hate the rain. It caused my untimely demise. Warning: death in barracks two. One shot

Art For Hogan's Sake from the view point of our favorite Corporal. Just what exactly was he thinking during his time with Hogan in Paris? Read on and find out.