Posted in Chaps and Spurs Writing Challenges

New Year’s Eve Shenanigans (by ljlover2001)

Summary:  A story written in response to the Chaps & Spurs January Challenge.  Ten year old Little Joe attends a New Years Eve party in town with his family and manages to get into trouble – quelle surprise!

 Rated: K  (2,025 words)

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Posted in Chaps and Spurs Drama Writing Challenges

A Christmas Story (by Storm)

Summary:  Here’s my answer to the December Chaps and Spurs challenge.  

Rated: K+  WC  3100

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Out There (by VCLS)

Summary:  Betrayal, wounded pride, and jealousy result in one hot tempered brother missing, one having nightmares, one logical brother searching … all is not as you might think.

Rated:  T  WC  8600

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Calendar Girl (by Cheaux)

Summary:  New Year’s Day in 1865 rings in both unspeakable sorrow and unbridled hope for Joe.  Reference is made to Between Heaven and Earth.

Rated:  T —  2200 words

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Posted in Chaps and Spurs Drama Spooky / Supernatural Writing Challenges

Things that Go Bump in the Night (by Cheaux)

Summary:  Did you ever wonder why Joe was obsessive about hunting creatures of the night in My Brother’s Keeper and Marie, My Love?

Rated:  T  WC  2500

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All Hollow’s Eve (by ljlover2001)

Summary: Written in response to the October chaps and spurs challenge, in honour of Mike Landon’s birthday.  Joe stays in town, after the Halloween dance, to enjoy a game of poker with his friends, but soon wishes he had gone home with his brothers

 Rated: K+ (1,960 words)

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The Journey (by Dodo)

Summary:  2010 Halloween Challenge: Injured and alone Ben prepares to take a journey.

Rated: K+  Word Count:  5050

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Posted in Writing Challenges

Harvest Festival (by ljlover2001)

Summary: Written in response to the October challenge, to write a story using the words, leaves, Indian, summer,  smoke, frost. Joe soon begins to regret a hasty decision  

Rated: K (1,835 words)

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A Hunting We Will Go (ljlover2001)

Summary: Hoss and Joe go on a hunting trip, but they become the hunted, not the hunters

Rated: K+ (1,340 words)

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Posted in Chaps and Spurs Drama Prequel Writing Challenges

First Day Nerves (ljlover2001)

Summary: Little Joe has to face his greatest challenge since losing his mother  

Rated: K+ (1,670 words)

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The Greatest Gift (by Cheaux)

Summary:  Joe overhears what he knows to be a lie, but cannot convince anyone else to believe him.  

Rated:  T — WC  7800

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Posted in Humor Writing Challenges

A Sure-Fire Plan (by Patina)

Rating: K

Word Count=5950

Summary: Two men plan are entrusted with a plan to kidnap one of Ben’s sons and hold him for ransom.

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Camilla (by pjb)

Summary:   SJS for Devonshire (belated).  A local girl disappears on the same day Joe is assaulted.  Coincidence?  Maybe . . . or maybe not.  

Rated: K+  WC  28,000

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Valentine’s Day (by Storm)

Summary:  This is my entry for the February challenge.  

Rated: K+  Word Count 1200

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Posted in Drama Hurt/Comfort Writing Challenges

Frozen (by a lisa south)

Summary:  The ransom note came attached to Joe’s coat: ‘We have your boy, Cartwright, and he’s cold. How long before he freezes to death?’ Can Ben save Joe from kidnappers before it’s too late?

Rated:  K+ (18,485 words)

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