#28 The Confessor of Littlefield: The Communist and the Evangelical
A year after Bill quit school to work as a farm hand full time Hiram asked him to help John
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#27 The Confessor of Littlefield: In the Headlights
A Drive In Theater was erected across the street from the salvage yard in the Spring of 1948, the same
#26 The Confessor of Littlefield: From Out Of Town
Virgie was at the annual town rummage sale, looking for clothes for Bill when she struck up a conversation with
#25 The Confessor of Littlefield: Passing Hands
Passing Hands Hiram Hapflik was a stocky 5’8” and 180 lbs,, with his dark ginger hair cropped short in a
#24 The Confessor of Littlefield: The One’s Who Taught You Everything
Although, this sequence is more about the early history of Rupert Dinklpfus, The One Who Taught You Everything is a
#23 The Confessor of Littlefield: A Communist’s Child, 1941 – 1961
By 1949, Rupert had saved enough money to open a new car dealership two hundred miles away, on the east
#22 The Confessor of Littlefield: the Nature of the Nest
Bill realized he was dismissive as a social creature, and that his appearance affected others: the dirty clothes and curled
#21 The Confessor of Littlefield: The Two Smokers
The Two Smokers Calvin Dyme Jr. inherited his father’s small dairy farm as well as his evangelism, and some day
#20 The Confessor of Littlefield
Bill Dinklpfuss sat up, his bed shrieking like an awakened banshee. The floor boards beneath him creaked as he settled
#19 The Confessor of Littlefield
This installment is 5000 words, more than twice the avg. of the prior installments. When I read this back the
