Ficlit for the May 2013 Short Story Competition. When you know that the truth will be hidden for many years to come, your alternative is to spin a tale.

For Marya, few things are more important in a man than money. Unpredictability ranks very high on that list however...Written for the 2013 Short Story Speedwriting Challenge

Bilko's the name. Poker's the game! Written for the short story speed-writing challenge.

"... but things would get very interesting once Betsy's 200 babies started to hatch." On that cliffhanger ends one of Dust's funniest HH stories. And finally, here is the sequel! Warning for arachnophobes: You don't want to read this. Really.

Every now and then, before you go ahead and open that door, it's worth remembering what your mother always says. Written for the Short Story Speed-Writing Challenge

He has his identity papers, a rail pass and a packet of cheese sandwiches. What could go wrong? Well, actually... Written for the Short Story Speed-Writing Challenge

Carter is late returning to camp, and everyone is waiting for an explanation. My entry for the 2013 Short Story Speedwriting Challenge.

Sprites and legendary creatures hold council to decide whether they should take sides in the humans' war; meanwhile, Carter and Newkirk are on a mission, unaware that they are closely watched. Written for the 2013 Short Story Speed Writing Challenge.

Or how a simple feud between two barrack-mates turned into all-out war. Revenge is a tricky thing. Written for the 2013 Short Story Speed Writing Challenge.

Even the most dedicated officer can have his moments of doubt...Written for the 2013 Short-Story Speedwriting Challenge.

My fourth and final response to the fifth Short-Story Speedwriting Challenge. An offhand comment opens a floodgate of reminiscences.

My third response to the fifth Short-Story Speedwriting Challenge. The burden of command sometimes weighs much, much heavier than normal and never more so than when you are seeking to protect your men.

My second response to the fifth Short-Story Speedwriting Challenge. Endings, of necessity, lead to new beginnings; yet coming to terms with what has ended is never easy. Takes place some time after the events described in my story for last year's challenge response "A Promise Honored".

My first response to the fifth Short-Story Speedwriting Challenge. Why does Newkirk appear dressed as a female more than any of the other heroes? A peek at Carter and Newkirk's conversation as they prepare for their surveillance mission in the episode "Color the Luftwaffe Red."

Berlin Betty returns to Stalag Thirteen to share news from the home front in hopes of turning one of the heroes against his country. An entry for the short-story speedwriting challenge.

The war in Europe has come to a close and the camp has been liberated; all should be right in the world, correct? Not exactly. Possible AU.

Peter Newkirk never hid the fact he had sisters, he never said one was in the WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force). Or at least he thought she was

The last good-bye is always the hardest. A Memorial Day tribute to our fallen heroes.

Allied Command wants the heroes to kidnap an English traitor, who turns out to be from Newkirk's past before he passes information to the Germans. How will Newkirk handle the situation? Can his mates keep him from committing cold-blooded murder?

What i think their kids would be like. I gave Hogan a kid because i see him as a father. Your input would be nice. I don't own Hogan's Heroes. Edit: I am doing a series with these kids and i am adding on with kinch and cater's kids.

Hogan gives a pep talk.

Stalag 13 gets a new Senior POW officer. Colonel Hogan discovers one of his most hated enemies is working for the Allies and about to be discovered by the Nazis. Hogan is ordered to get him out of Germany before the Nazis can get their hands on him. If Hogan fails and he falls into the Nazis hands, it would mean the end of his operation.

In order to raise funds, the Winter Relief Fund has issued a story writing contest for the Allied POW's. But why would the prisoners sponsor the German soldiers at the Russian front? So Hogan challenges Klink in return: get the guards to write stories for the USO!

Colonel Hogan and his team spend a good deal of time outside the wire. But what about those who are left to wait for their return?

After a bolt of lightning strikes a house two girls are transferred back in time to WWII, where they not only meet Hogan and his men but discover that their time period isn't exactly as fun and adventurous as it seems. Summary revised because of confusion. AU.