James West and Artemus Gordon's new adventures among the Sioux and the Crow Indians & dangerous hungry wolves.

James West wakes up from a terrible nightmare about his partner's death. When he discovers Artemus Gordon is missing, he sets out to find him, only to find that his dream is slowly becoming reality. Can he find his friend before it's too late? (REVISED)

Jim and Artie get more than they bargain for when they are assigned to protect a young lady who is determined to complete a mission of her own.

TAG TO THE EPISODE "TNOT HOWLING LIGHT" Was it really just the desire to be free that gave Jim the strength to break Dr. Arcularis' hold or was it something more?

The promised sequel to my one-shot TNO Villar's Vengeance. Two free tickets to a boring lecture put Jim and Artie on the scene of a shooting. But, as is so often the case, all is not as it seems…

Artemus Gordon is sent on a solo mission to the Montana Territory in the heart of winter (and will be joined later by James West), to the Crow Indians reservation to find out what happened to 21 children kidnapped there. Adventures in the cold wilderness ensue.

A letter that arrives at the Wanderer sets off a chain of events that threatens to break apart the team of West & Gordon, and perhaps take their lives. They might need a little help from friends!

Ready for action once again. Nightingale is hearing rumors of another rebellion in the works. Only this time. There are a number of secrets are revealed.

Dr. Miguelito Loveless and his new accomplices have planned something very big. But they encounter two problems on the way, namely James West & Artemus Gordon. But Dr. Carlotta Rodriguez has a solution to get rid of them with a love potion. A love potion that will drive the two agents to a fratricidal duel. Introducing AG, the black, blue-eyed, fluffy kitten.

The agents struggle to keep their lives and careers intact!

Dr. Miguelito Loveless invents a new drug capable of turning a man into a werewolf.

This is the sequel to Misgivings. Dr. Loveless is causing trouble once again for the secret service agents. They are sent to investigate along with the newest member. On why several small towns had been destroyed.

Time-travel verse. Jim and Arte are visiting their friends in the 21st century. While Arte seeks to find a way to close the portal to undesirables, Jim discovers that a new movie is being made about them and the Feathered Fury case. He also discovers that the prop toy chicken is actually the genuine article, something Count Manzeppi also knows.

The final installment of the Florentine Phoenix trilogy. Jim and Artie answer an urgent summons to Denver: Prof Montague is missing! But why has someone kidnapped the Secret Service Academy's master gadgeteer, and what sort of nefarious plans might they have in mind for him?

Artemus Gordon is de-aged and James West has to deal with an 8-year-old partner. Boy-Artie's adventures with his big brother Jim.

One-shot. An unexpected knock on the varnish car door leads to a tale about a certain colorful little toy…

Colonel Richmond is having misgivings in regard to his agents West and Gordon after the last encounter with Dr. Loveless.

This is a poem that I wrote about one of my favorite TV shows starring my favorite actor Robert Conrad and it is probably the one that he most famous for starring in.

This story takes place during TNOT Surreal McCoy. Missing scene following Artie drugging Lightning McCoy's glass of whiskey.

This is a vignette based on a scene from "The Night of the Surreal McCoy", from James West's POV. This is the second part of a challenge between Andamogirl and me. To the second guest who reviewed, extra helping of thanks for your support. I removed a review not because it was bad but because of the language used. You can say my work is rubbish but no expletives please.

Here, finally, is the sequel to The Night of the Murderers' Sons, The Night of the Familiar Stranger, and The Night of Paradise Lost (all which followed a small hint in The Night of the Shifting Sands of Time). A storm drives our heroes to a remote Idaho town, where they encounter the past and wonder if they have a future.

The favorite villain of most fans of The Wild Wild West, I dare say, is the incomparable Dr Miguelito Loveless. The first few episodes featuring the little wizard are some of the best stories the series ever had, yet as time went on, the quality of the Loveless stories deteriorated badly. I offer here a letter Loveless might well have penned while musing upon this fact.

Miguelito Loveless needs Artemus Gordon's help for his new wicked scheme, but of course he won't ask for it, but force the agent to do it against his will.

Sequel to TNOT Florentine Phoenix. Having delivered the Phoenix safely to the Smithsonian Institution, Our Heroes are next assigned to escort Pres Grant to a private showing of the exquisite treasure — only to discover that some time during the night, the real bird has disappeared. Guess whose job it is to get it back?

Hard to describe tale of how Jim and Artie take on a mission that leads them back to Washington. Some disguises and lots of dialogue.