This is a series of interwoven stories but many are also stand alone. Curry and Heyes receive their amnesty but it comes with a condition of penance.

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)

Kid is feeling particularly angry and after an argument walks out, leaving Heyes in the hotel.

When Heyes is shot by a bounty hunter, even when they're safe, things still look bad. WIP.

This is a crossover, but as the category, Larry and Stretch could not be chosen, it is registered as Alias Smith and Jones The Texas Hellraisers, Valentine and Emeson has been separated, and Emerson has landed himself in a world of trouble. At the same time, a stranger to him, who calls himself Joshua Smith has been mistaken for Larry. While a gang of outlaws wants revenge.

Decided To start compiling these author chats. So this will always be "in progress."

An ongoing series of conversations in a variety of places. Many thanks to Rachel C. for her input.

A couple of rough days, ending in a moment of peace.

Curry abruptly wakes Heyes to tell him something absolutely horrifying.

A sequel to 'Lucky Day'. In the aftermath of their encounter with Danny Bilson, Heyes and the Kid seek out Archie Beckman.

Two differing versions of the same event put Heyes and Kid at odds.

Heyes marries a woman he's known for a month and they both quickly discover they may have made a mistake. Meanwhile, Kid goes off on his own for a month to give the newlyweds a chance to adjust to married life and realizes he may have already had his chance at love and simply let her slip through his fingers. Now the question is, can Kid and Heyes hold on to their partnership?

The boys run into every kind of trouble imaginable. They stop a crime, fall in love, hide out, go to jail, and get in a gun fight. Ride along with this updated (and reformatted) Alias Smith and Jones adventure.

He is visited every year on this date.

A series that I have previously posted elsewhere. The first part is a rewrite of the challenge story 'Fool Me Once.' I intended to write about twelve stories ending in them getting amnesty- but seem to have been derailed! Some gun violence in the first chapter, but nothing that different from the series.

This is a story about second chances, a man with a past following and haunting him. It makes Heyes and Curry reflect about their own lives, past and future. Will there be hope in the end?

Heyes makes a decision, unaware of all the variables concerned. WARNINGS: major character death, depression, suicide

From childhood to old age, lives are shaped by the places in the heart

My shorter forum challenges in one place. Nov 2021 onwards. Hopefully each chapter will be a complete short, but this will always be marked as 'In Progress'. 1. Interest. 2. Ice. 3. Friendly Gathering. 4. Starter Sentence. 5. Beginnings 6. You're Mine 7. Invention

After the boys finally get their amnesty. What happens next? This is my view of what might! The Kid of course finds trouble. The story is more about his journey, although Heyes is alongside him for the ride. The story is now complete. 3 Epilogues added.

Story posted on AO3 in Sept 2020. Jed and Heyes split up in their teens. Sometimes you have to leave, to learn you belong right back where you started. Some violence and non explicit attempt at m/m non con. Thanks to: Dawn: For her invaluable help and suggestions on the early drafts. Penski: For an encouraging, fun and thorough beta. ASJ FB Group&Forum members: For their patience.

A man's hands can tell a lot about his character. This short story is a series of snippets that touch upon that fact.

Two drabbles regarding the scene in "Reformation of Harry Briscoe" where Harry points his rifle at the sleeping Heyes.

Not a prison story, but Heyes and Curry have been caught in Montana and are being extradited to Wyoming, accompanied by a U.S. Marshal and four Deputies

Passing through Silver Springs on their way to visit Clem, Heyes and Kid narrowly miss running into Winford Fletcher and, after meeting Clem's father, a second serving of revenge may be in order