Yet more nonsense inspired by yet another story challenge. Settle back for a gentle stroll through: "What the old proverbs say..." No ex-outlaws were hurt during this story - though one did get dang wet!

Hair-raising adventure. Sizzling romance. Explosive action. Twists, turns and mystery. Danger, menace and villainous betrayal. Springing cougars and venomous rattlesnakes. Just a few of the things NOT bothering Heyes and Curry in this story.

“As I was coming down the stair, I met a man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today. I wish, I wish he’d go away.” NB: Any “Monk” fans out there may think… “She’s pinched this plot!” They are of course right.

This story was written for my husband who fancies himself as a bit of of wine buff. So, break out the corkscrew, pour yourself a glass of fine-bodied, robust red - and enjoy a pair of fine-bodied and robust ex-outlaws messing about in the Sonama Valley!

Heyes and Curry join a group of cattle buyers in rescuing the inhabitants of a besieged stage coach, but all is not as it seems.

This is a hurt/comfort story for Kid fans. Things seem to be going well for the boys but is it too good to be true?

A rift in the partnership causes the cowboys to part ways. Can they survive without each other? Complete

A conversation where the boys talk about their favorite Christmas gift.

When his cousin is wounded, Kid Curry must choose between freedom and getting help.

Heyes and Curry are captured by a bounty hunter.

Heyes romance. Or should that be an unashamed - or at any rate, only mildly blushing - Mary-Sue. If Mary-Sues annoy you - you have been warned. If you like a little twanging of heart-strings - eventually - read on!

After a grueling adventure, Kid and Heyes have a serious conversation.

Missing scene from the Pilot - What did Lom say to the governor to convince him to grant amnesty to Heyes and Kid Curry?

A possible sequel to ‘From Dawn to Darkness’ with kind permission of Grace R Williams . News of the boys’ amnesty causes Kid's former lover Ann to think over her decision to leave him… And second chances…

A little something which arose out of a 'Missing Scene' story challenge. Just over 2,000 words - so perfect with a nice cup of tea/coffee and a dippy biscuit next time you take a short break.

A Story of Early Outlaw Days. Hannibal Heyes, the new boy in the Plummer gang, meets an old acquaintance. Another one where I have a go at 'not funny'.

A story of the boys’ Valparaiso days. A young Hannibal and Jed face a decision. Will the choice they make be the right one? About 3,000 words - long coffee break / short lunch break length. NB: Trying my hand at ‘not funny’ in this one.

Heyes and Curry just finished up a hard job and they move on to another one that they aren't crazy about. Plus, Heyes is on a bit of an unlucky streak with the women, but it turns out it's not just his luck with the ladies that has taken a turn.

Heyes and Curry are in trouble again. Can Heyes come up with a plan to save both his partner and the amnesty?

When Jennifer has a hard time finishing a song, Kid comes up with a way to help.

A little late for Halloween, but - dim the lamps, let the firelight flicker, put on the eerie music and prepare to be chilled as Heyes and Kid encounter - Strangeness on a Train…

Heyes and the Kid decide a change is as good as a rest... Just a little nonsense which gives away which OTHER shows from around 30 to 40 years ago on on my favourites list.

No more fretful chewing your pencil! No more disconsolate drooping over your keyboard! Simply ensure your stories comply with these few fail-safe rules – and dismiss any fear of disappointing reader expectations forever. Just nonsense! Enjoy!

An undiscovered film script for your delectation. Utter nonsense...Don't say you weren't warned.

Heyes and Curry meet a Dime Novel authoress. Can they live up to the heroes in her stories? This one has everything! Action, mystery, romance, Heyes in the hay, a hissable villain and a fine Cuban cigar for the Kid!