Author: profrobinw
Party Hearty, a REALLY Lost Episode (by Robin)
Summary: Another really lost episode. Rating: T Word Count: 3,181
No Man Wants to Be Bossed (by Robin)
Summary: An excerpt from “Frozen in Time.”
Rating: K+ Word Count: 2907
Belated Holiday Greetings in a Letter From Joe (by Robin)
Summary: A holiday letter to Mitch, from Joe.
Rating: T (2,600 words)
Defying Logic (by Robin)
Summary: What happen next for the episode, The Hayburner.
Rating: T (20,375 words)
A Moment Just Before Dark (by Robin)
Summary: A prequel story that includes the Milfords from The Hayburner.
Rating: G (9,630 words)
The Cherry Tree Saga (by Robin)
Summary: Like the ever changing seasons, life blooms and dies on the Ponderosa.
Rating T (140,000 words)
Like Her Own (by Robin)
Summary: A look back and understanding how the past influenced the present.
Rating: T (7,266 words)
Strong, Yet Sensitive on the Comstock (by Robin)
Summary: A behind the scenes look at the second longest running western series, Bonanza.
Rating: T (2,250 words)
The Dead Mule Story (by Robin)
Summary: With these three sons, this tale should never have been told. They’re your sons, Ben.
Rating: T (1,225 words)
He was Brave that Day (by Robin)
Summary: It all started with Hoss saving the life of a neighbor.
Rating: T (6,800 words)
Ben and Miss Barbara (by Robin)
Summary: Between the trial and Paiutes, tensions are running high in and around Virginia City.
Rating: T (9,410 words)
“Neked” Women (by Robin)
Summary: Did Little Joe really see what he thought he saw? Adam can’t believe the implications of Joe’s revelation.
Rating: T (3,800)
Bed Time #3 – Bed Time 1848 (by Robin)
Summary: It’s bed time in 1848.
Rating: K (4,420 words)
Bed Time Series, links to stories within the series are included.
Bed Time #2 – Before Bed Time Too (by Robin)
Summary: Another night and another bed time
Rating: T (6,400 words)
Bed Time Series, links to all the stories within the series included.
Bed Time #1 – Before Bed Time (by Robin)
Summary: It’s bed time on the Ponderosa for three-year old Little Joe.
Rating: K (6,860 words)
Bed Time Series, links to stories within the series are included.
It all Started with a Haircut (by Robin)
Summary: I have been fascinated by the characters of Cora and Enos Milford, the affectionate, bickering couple in “The Hayburner”. Clearly they are old friends of the Cartwrights, have great affection for them and knew Adam, Hoss and Joe as boys. I wondered how the Milfords and the Cartwrights might have first met and came up with this story, “It all Started with a Haircut” .
Rating: K (6,835 words)
A Modern Cartwrights Story #5 – A Passing Stranger (by Robin & GinnyF)
Summary: This Modern Day Cartwrights story is based on the Bonanza episode “A Stranger Passed this Way”.
Rating: PG (46,475 words)
A Modern Cartwright Story Series, links to stories within the series are included.
A Modern Cartwrights Story #4 – Remnants of the Past (by Robin & GinnyF)
Summary: Most of the action in this tale takes place in the spring and summer of 2000. We have included elements and characters who appeared in a few Bonanza episodes including “The Truckee Strip”, “Rich Man Poor Man”, “The Infernal Machine”, “The Countess”, “First Born”, “Denver McKee” and “The Abduction” as well as characters and plot lines we created for our other modern Cartwright tales.
Rating: PG (33,150 words)
A Modern Cartwright Story Series, links to stories within the series are included.
A Modern Cartwrights Story #3 – A Quarter’s Worth of Glory: Joe in the Infernal Machine (by Robin)
Summary: Headlines ripped from the daily newspaper in this modern era tale of the Cartwrights.
Rating: K+ (775 word)
A Modern Cartwright Story Series, links to stories within the series are included.
A Modern Cartwrights Story #1 – Windmills & Remembrances (by Robin & GinnyF)
Summary: A modern-day Cartwright / Dallas cross-over: What happens when JR Ewing sets his sites on the Ponderosa.
Rating: PG-13 (37,800 words)
A Modern Cartwright Story Series, links to stories within the series are included.
The Café Scene (by Robin)
Summary: Ben raised them better than this. We know he did.
Rating: T (870 words)
Yes, Virginia, There is a Cartwright Family (by Robin)
Summary: The question every little girl wants to know the answer.
Rating: T (805 words)
The Magician and the Pirate (by Robin)
Summary: Strangers arrive in Virginia City who turn out to be, who else, old-time friends of Ben.
Rating: T (2,980 words)
The Green Jell-O Mold (by Robin)
Summary: The Worst Fan Fic Ever Written….so far… and it includes recipes too!
Rating: T (12, 140 words)
The Love Paddle Boat (by Robin)
Summary: Love, exciting and new. Come aboard, we’re expecting you…..
Rating: T (3,785 words)
Tale of a Cougar and Death (by Robin)
Summary: Mix the Cartwright brothers and the Bonner brothers, and this is what you get, more than you bargained for.
Rating: T (2,100 words)
A Brady Bonanza (by Robin)
Summary: A Brady Bunch Carwright Clan crossover story
Rating: T (4,360 words)
The Chickens (by Robin)
Summary: A squawking tale about a shipment of chicken for Hop Sing.
Rating: T (1,850 words)
Martha Stewart on Bonanza (by Robin)
Summary: A look at a visit by Martha Stewart. Rating: T (1,185 words) Author’s Note: The REALLY Losts are satires of the series written with much affection, eye rolling, and winks. And can be somewhat risque’. Martha Stewart on Bonanza A REALLY Lost Blank Verse As inspired by a…
Three Blind Tales (by Robin)
Summary: Nope, it’s not the Three Blind Mice.
Rating: T (3,755 words)
Return to Eastgate (by Robin)
Summary: Ben should have remembered. What happened later for The Crucible.
Rating: T (4,200 words)
