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#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

A Drive In Theater was erected across the street from the salvage yard in the Spring of 1948, the same

Virgie was at the annual town rummage sale, looking for clothes for Bill when she struck up a conversation with

Passing Hands Hiram Hapflik was a stocky 5’8” and 180 lbs,, with his dark ginger hair cropped short in a

Although, this sequence is more about the early history of Rupert Dinklpfus, The One Who Taught You Everything is a

By 1949, Rupert had saved enough money to open a new car dealership two hundred miles away, on the east

Bill realized he was dismissive as a social creature, and that his appearance affected others: the dirty clothes and curled

The Two Smokers Calvin Dyme Jr. inherited his father’s small dairy farm as well as his evangelism, and some day

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Bill Dinklpfuss sat up, his bed shrieking like an awakened banshee. The floor boards beneath him creaked as he settled

This installment is 5000 words, more than twice the avg. of the prior installments. When I read this back the