Part 17 of In All Kinds of Weather: Trapper faces a new challenge: he ventures into the city to seek an apartment at a price that will leave him with cash spare for therapy. Still unsure if Hawkeye will be coming with him, and feeling lonely and a little frightened, his search leads him into a newly-emerging rough part of town that turns out to be a far cry from the hostile slums.

This is Maxwell Q. Klinger reporting, head writer of the newly published MASH NOTES, a weekly camp newspaper. Feel free to subscribe and read and write for it, but it will cost you. Read more for pricing and news.

Charles Emerson Winchester has his dream as head of thoracic surgery at Boston Mercy Hospital, but the nightmare of Korea is still there.

When a trip to the orphanage goes arwy, Hawkeye and Margaret find themselves in a dark predicament.

Hawkeye isn't dealing with the war as well as everyone thinks. Will anyone notice and save him from himself? Please review and lmk if I should continue

What if Trapper did send Hawkeye a letter but only to recieve it back, marked KIA? Trapper would never know Hawkeye was still alive, and Hawkeye would never know that Trapper cared. Starts off during the episode, Late Captain Pierce.

Twenty-five years after the war and her dad was still holding the M*A*S*H 4077th reunions. Many of the adults she grew up with now donned grey hair, but there were a few who came that were her age. Sequel to Etched In Our Brains.

Hawkeye proves that Christmas truly is the season of giving when he gets BJ the best Christmas gift his friend could imagine.

Francis Mulcahy had devoted his life to his faith in God. He had always thought that it would be enough - and it was enough. Until she came. Oneshot. Please read and review!

Klinger has a secret as to why he despises war so much, and why he acts the way he does. When his old flame shows up at the 4077th, and he sees her falling for a young surgeon from Boston - how will he handle it?

He was poison. Pure poison. Attractive, charismatic, and a bit sociopathic. A force of nature personified. Destructive, undeniable, unstoppable. And like a moth to the flame that would immolate it, I couldn't stay away from him. Slash (Hawkeye/OMC) (Warning: revolves around an emotionally abusive same-sex relationship.) Significantly revised and expanded Oct. 2018.

The air is so still, the blueberries are so heavy on their branches, and all Hawkeye wants is to see the whales flow past the point, out North to the sea.

Finally taking in the scenery of Central Park, Margaret barely registers the wind take her hat off as she pulls her coat closer to her. "Penny for your thoughts?" A male voice asks her. She turns to find a pair of blue eyes staring down at her and a dazzling smile to match. Instantly, Margaret smiles back as she explains, "I was just admiring the park."

It started with a bowl of cornflakes, and it ended with his mother.

(Modern-ish Psych AU) Santa Barbara's resident fake psychic detective Hawkeye Pierce is used to winding up in tight situations. He always manages to wriggle out of it, though. Until now. This time, it turns into a race against time to save his life.

Death saw that Daniel Pierce always held onto the lost as his anchor. It was therapy in its own way. He understood the depths of despair and could only forget his own pain by helping others. Story twenty-six in the series "After My War".

Being a priest is to sacrifice your own self to strengthen and empower others. But on a turbulent and sleepless night, Father Mulcahy does not seem to find that. Part seventeen of "Priestly Blunders".

No matter how good Hawkeye and Trapper John are as surgeons, they can't save every patient. Written for a prompt at fic promptlty.

Death saw that Sam Pak always held onto peace as his anchor. It was very hard. Sam knew that life was fleeting and full of grief and that he had to content with those hardships before his own life ended. Story twenty-five in the series "After My War".

Peg Hunnicutt sets out to make an anniversary tape for her husband. (Companion to S9E14, "Oh, How We Danced")

Act with independence, and free yourself from the conformity of others in order to get what brings your happiness.

A poem I wrote about the soldiers wounded in war, not exactly about MASH, but more of a tribute to those who never made it home.

Death saw that Margie Cutler always held onto steadiness as her anchor. The determination helped her to rise and stabilize her life. However, it brought a new set of consequences she was not ready to face. Story twenty-four in the series "After My War".

Death saw that Erin Hunnicutt always held onto hope as her anchor. It was the gift bestowed on her upon birth. She used it well in her youth, but tragedy had a way of snatching it away too. Story twenty-three in the series "After My War".

An aged Hawkeye Pierce sits down to one of his favorite morning routines and finds a letter from a friend long missed.