With Stewart Whitman's ing earlier this year, I felt moved to create closure for the characters of this extraordinary TV Western. I chose to write between and after the events of the episode Whitey. This episode had explored the spaces between Dulcey and Crown thoroughly. Crown was forced to choose what mattered most in his life and viewers found out that it was not his badge.

A forgotten secret from the past threatens Dulcey - and her future in Cimarron City. Can Crown protect the woman he has grown to love?

A series of calamities in Cimarron City leaves Jim in need of a soak and Dulcey in want of a celebration. With no intention to infringe or otherwise harm.

U.S. Marshal Jim Crown is new to Cimarron. In between settling in, shaping up his new Deputies, and trying to manage the likes of one Dulcey Coopersmith, a shadow from his past brings unexpected danger to them all.

U.S. Marshal is only a title. What really matters is the man who stands behind the badge...A tag to "Heller." Disclaimer: IHave no ownership rights to these characters, and no profit is sought in the borrowing of them.

A Missing Scene and a Deci-Drabble 1000 words

WHI/WHN "Whitey" Maybe the teeniest bit A/R - unless you believe... Disclaimer: I have no ownership rights to these characters, and no profit is sought in the borrowing of them.

Mister Roger Mareck's arrival in Cimarron spells big trouble for US Marshal, Jim Crown.

When Francis begins spending all his time with a pretty girl from out of town, Dulcey is suspicious of the girl's motives, but MacGregor and Marshall Crown ignore Dulcey's concerns, convinced that she's only jealous.

A Cimarron Strip Story/Poem in Fourteen Parts. What happens when US Marshal, James Crown, is kidnapped by a band of ruthless outlaws?