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| A Mosby Valentine | G | Humor | A short piece -- part humor, part sentiment -- highlighting Clay's romantic side. (Co-written with several friends). (3 pages) |
| Journey | G | Post Second Season | Clay finds himself in a fight for his life against a hostile wilderness when a business trip goes horribly wrong. The struggle to survive, however, results in a journey of the spirit that leads him along a road less travelled. (40 pages) |
| Montana | G | Poetry | In this poem about Clay Mosby, even the darkest night gives way to the light of a new day, and from remembrances of those who have been lost comes the strength to make a new beginning. (5 pages) |
| Poetic Sensibilities | R | Poetry | A collection of verses, most of which seem penned by FCM himself, including romantic sonnets, soulful haiku and playful limericks. |
| Revenge, Part 1: Encounter | PG-13 | Post Second Season | An ordinary night at the Ambrosia Club is interrupted by a strange visitor. Once more Clay must confront his past and the ghosts who still haunt it. (23 pages) |
| Revenge, Part 2: Crossroads | NC-17 | Post Second Season | The conflict ended nearly two decades ago, but now a living demon has returned from the past to remind Clay that his own personal war is not yet over. (52 pages) |
| Riders | NC-17 | Other | A woman in mourning, a dark-haired stranger, and the ride on the beach that carries both of them back toward life. Consensual m/f sex. (10 pages) |
| Thoroughly Modern Montana | PG | Humor | A light-hearted look at our friends in Curtis Wells as they take their first uncertain steps into the computer age. (6 pages) |
| Time and the Lady | G | Post Second Season | It's been nearly 20 years since Col. Francis Clay Mosby saw his wife, kissed her, and comforted her as he prepared to return to the war. Now he sits with pen and parchment to speak to her again and say goodbye to his Lady one last time. (4 pages) |
| The Winds of Autumn | NC-17 | Post Second Season | Theirs was an uncommon bond – a brotherhood forged in the fire of war and tempered by the trust they shared. Now, a thoughtless betrayal of that trust threatens the friendship of a lifetime. (21 pages) |
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