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The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties: From Corporal Cameron to Sergeant Preston

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Pulp Fiction Heroes… Pulp Fiction Mounties… The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties: From Corporal Cameron to Sergeant Preston “We want men, and we want men like you. You could enlist as a constable and … Continue reading →

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Maheeshtan – What Does Maheeshtan Mean? HBC Trade Muskets

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

“You want her to go with you, don’t you, Maheeshtan?” Maheeshtan — What does Maheeshtan Mean? Since putting my popular Northwestern short story WOLFBLOOD on this site, I’ve had a number of questions about the natural lives of … Continue reading →