During a rain storm, Heyes and Curry come upon a stranger who may not be a stranger at all. This is an AS&J and The Chisholm's crossover

A short story inspired by a scene in "Everything Else You Can Steal."

A backstory for Jedidiah "Kid" Curry is revealed that is causing complications in his life now. My thanks to Penske for beta reading!

Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry are sent to Four Corners at the suggestion of Judge Oren Travis. They're looking for help. They're wanted men. Will the Magnificent Seven welcome them with open arms? This is a crossover of Alias Smith and Jones and The Magnificent Seven.

Amnesty Days/Series Timeline. Written for the challenge prompt Nothing to be scared of. This is the original slightly longer version that was not edited to meet a word count. Hannibal Heyes disregards Kid Curry's concerns with tragic results for both of them. All errors are mine as my challenge stories are not beta read. WARNING: Major character death.

Written for the October 2021 challenge 'Clutch'. How did Heyes come to be elected leader of the Devil's Hole Gang? And why did Curry give his own twenty dollar gold piece to someone on the train?

For a forum challenge. Freely inspired by the classic Butch and Sundance jump scene. Tiny ficlet, but hope it brings a smile as winter draws in.

Lom gets a mischievous trick played on him for Halloween. (Just some short, stupid fluff for my favorite holiday)

Heyes a cheat? Kid a hired gun? A man learns a valuable lesson about name calling and playing the odds.

Not an action packed story. Instead, it is an example of just how Heyes and Curry deal with yet another encounter with people recognizing them as outlaws.

Very silly, very short ficlet. Kid overindulges and pays for it with a bad dream, that Heyes finds way too amusing...

This is part of the Tale of Two Kid Currys universe but not in the direct story line. It's the story of a boy named Josiah, the son of a Preacher, who grows up to be an outlaw.

Comedy abounds when hapless Harry Briscoe calls on the guys to help him get his job back – again! They'll need to keep their wits about them when the so-called "easy job" threatens to get them murdered in a haunted house! A Halloween murder-mystery collaboration by Eleanor Ward and goldieasj.

A tiny fluffy tale, from when the boys still had their families. First written for the Advent Calendar 2020.

After the cattle drive, Heyes and Curry end up in the infamous town of Deadwood. This is a crossover story with "Deadwood" (Story contains strong language)

Nearing the end of their two year separation Kid and Heyes run into each other not once, but twice, with the latter meeting forcing Kid to make a life changing decision

A tragic event leads to divine intervention or...luck? Tweaked scene from "Never Trust An Honest Man."

No matter how carefully you think you've planned, sometimes, things happen. This is a missing scene from "Wrong Train to Brimstone," written for a challenge.

A posse finally catches the boys, with seemingly fatal consequences for Heyes, which leaves Kid facing prison alone. Yes, this is my prison story, so be aware of what that might entail. The title refers to the size of the cells. Disclaimer: Kid Curry's views on himself in Ch 21 are not shared by the author.

Here is my take on why the cousins separated and how they got back together aain

Hardships abound as Heyes and Curry enter their fouth year seeking the elusive amnesty

Heyes helps a deformed whore find confidence to make a life changing decision. *WARNiNG SEXUAL SITUATIONS*

A post amnesty story that reunites Kid and Heyes with Wheat and Kyle, and another old favorite as well

Heyes and Kid have a 'nice' discussion about the fine art of poker playing, among other things. Another collaboration with Elleree. She as Kid, I as Heyes.

My first ever AS&J story. Originally written for the 2019 Advent Calendar. With the coming of the 2021 one I suddenly felt all nostalgic. LOL. Eight years and no amnesty leads to a reluctant parting of the ways. Happy Ending.