Vignettes, Outtakes, & Backstory

THE PROVISO: Dirty Little Secrets

NOTE: I no longer offer these for sale as one collection. I edit and add more from time to time, so you’ll have to check back, oh, every 5 years or so.

Elder Kenard (January 1985) — Bryce’s conflicted sexuality manifests early.

Jordache Jeans (January 1985) — Giselle, Sebastian, and Knox as teenagers at church.

Atlas Shrugged (January 1985) — Sebastian’s mother and father have at it about money. Again.

Remington Steele (September 1990) — Giselle’s karate isn’t sufficient to ward off this attack.

25 to Life (June 8, 1994) — Knox’s innocence vanishes the night he turns to vigilante justice—and sets him firmly on the road to madness.

Promotion and a Raise (June, 1995) — Everybody appreciates recognition for good work — such as ousting your boss at gunpoint. [forthcoming]

Filthy Lucre (April 1996) — Sebastian’s father makes it perfectly clear what he thinks of Sebastian’s accomplishments.

John 3:16 (April 1999) — Knox goes off his rocker completely.

The Stone Was Rolled Away (April 1999) — What could possibly bring Leah back to Knox?

July 14, 2001 (July 14, 2001) — The fires.

47th & Broadway (July 2003) — The night Giselle got blood on her hands.

The Law of Unintended Consequences (June 2004) — The dismantling of Jep Industries.

Drs. Cox and Dumbass (November 2005) — Truth hurts. Badly.

Cinderella (December 2005) — Fen and Sebastian have a bonding moment after Giselle flees the art gallery, Bryce hot on her heels.

A Bloody Deed (December 2006) — Eilis will never have to worry about David Webster again.

Bloody Mary & the Virgin Queen (February 2007) — Giselle somehow ends up fighting Trudy on her own turf — Kansas City society. [forthcoming]

The Long Goodbye (May 2007) — The day Knox was “forced” to hire Justice.

La Giralda (June 2007) — Giselle has to deal with two of her biggest issues, at the same time, in front of her new husband.

Tired of Being Me (July 2007) — The blackest day of Knox’s life.

Beatitudes (August 2007) — Eilis returns to her roots—and it hurts.

Sexual Harassment (January 2008) — Knox and Justice finally find a way to settle their knock-down-drag-outs.

Beltane (May 1, 2008) — Sebastian and Eilis get married.

King of Ephyra (May 2008) — It’s lonely at the top—if you ever get there.

Fatted Calf (August 2008) — Bryce does, in fact, have a family of origin.

Missa Solemnis (December 29, 2008) — The reading of Fen Hilliard’s will.

Walkaway Joe (September 2016) — Rachel Wincott turns up like a bad penny — or maybe not so bad after all.

The Married Man (February 2018) — These people are really possessive.

Ghost — Hamlet’s father speaks from the dead.

STAY: Extracurricular Activities

When we’re good, we’re good. When we’re bad, we’re even better.

Oh My Heck (August 1996) — 18-year-old Eric finds himself on an entirely different planet: Brigham Young University.

Freight Train (May 2002) — Sebastian and Vanessa become lovers.

How Business Gets Done (May 2005) — The unveiling of Wild, Wild West

Dead Man Fucking (March 2007) — Vanessa takes a new lover after a very long hiatus.

MAGDALENE: Confessions

Mina’s Story
  1. The Boy is Back in Town (Spring 1987) — Mina Monroe sets eyes on recently returned missionary Mitch Hollander
  2. Slumming (Summer 1987) — Mina catches Mitch’s eye. It gets really ugly really quickly.
  3. Pretty Little Head (Summer 1987) — There’s only one thing Mina Monroe is good for, and her father intends to prove it to her.
  4. The Great Escape (Autumn 1987) — Hey, let’s elope!
  5. Mrs Hollander Stakes Her Claim (Winter 1987) — Because no woman likes to be confronted with her husband’s first love.
  6. Released from Prison (December 2009) — Mina is finally released from the body that held both her and Mitch captive.
Cassie’s Story
  1. Starry Starry Eyes (December 1980) — The beginning of Cassie’s travails.
  2. Sold (January 1989) — Cassie realizes she’s been turned into a whore.
  3. Let Freedom Ring (December 1996) — Cassie sets her life on fire and runs for cover.
  4. To Live and Die in a Man’s Arms (Autumn 1998) — Cassie falls in love with the only other man in her life who could break her heart.
  5. The Executor (March 2004) — Cassie cuts the deal that will protect her and her family from those who would like to see her disappear.
Adrestia (October 2011) — In which Greg Sitkaris succumbs to Giselle’s sunny disposition.

DUNHAM: Captains’ Logs

Galatea — Pygmalion finds the perfect block of marble.

Death Warrant — In which Talaat Khersis seeks to die a happy man.

Point of Know Return — Captain Judas stores his old log book away to begin another.

Uninvited — Celia is dismayed that she can only slay Rafael’s mother once.

West to Home — Elliott and Celia Dunham are finally heading home.

PASO DOBLE: Oubliette

All the crap buried at the back of Victoria’s closet floor.

Like Will to Like (October 1996) — Victoria and her parents have a nice, quiet chat about her husband of one whole week.

The Stork (March 1999) — When you marry a reformed manwhore, it’s good consider he might have left his DNA lying around somewhere. [forthcoming]

1520 MAIN: Cooking the Books

Things Boss Tom (and the family) cannot find out about.

Editors’ Notes (May 2019) — Victoria and Giselle explain some of the editorial choices they made for their grandparents’ story.