In a story a thing must not have only happened, but the writer must make it appear that it could not have possibly happened otherwise.  

STORIES 

​​I never can ‘return to a view.’  I do a thing as well as I can and then have a go at something else. 

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In Praise of Galloway 
Corsair of the Dunes
A Romancers Local Colour
The Impartial Hand 
Dole of the 13 Herrings
The Laird of Ettrickshaws

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Honorary President: Richard D. Jackson.  Founder: Cally Phillips.