J. A. Stapleton

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Type	Title	Author	Replies	Last updated
Collection	Odds and Sods - Short Stories	J. A. Stapleton	0	10 years 9 months ago
Collection	Loyalty - or A Boy Born of Two Fathers.	J. A. Stapleton	0	10 years 9 months ago
Story	Opening Letters	J. A. Stapleton	3	10 years 9 months ago
Story	Through the Looking Glass	J. A. Stapleton	4	10 years 10 months ago
Story	Caponed.	J. A. Stapleton	1	10 years 11 months ago
Story	Seeping Through the Lavender - Chapter I	J. A. Stapleton	2	10 years 11 months ago
Story	The Conspiracy: Chapter Two [Part I]	J. A. Stapleton	5	10 years 12 months ago
Story	The Drunk (Western Short Story)	well-wisher	3	11 years 3 hours ago
Story	Spare Parts	grover	6	11 years 3 hours ago
Collection	The Conspiracy	J. A. Stapleton	0	11 years 1 week ago

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The Second World War: PART 5 - Roger Farrier - Paris (1944) #2

By J. A. Stapleton on Tue, 30 Jan 2018

When the café on the corner first opened its doors in August 1923, Pierre Goddard and his father thought their clientele would consist mostly of businessmen.

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The Second World War: PART 4 - Sophie Moss - London (1946) #2

By J. A. Stapleton on Mon, 29 Jan 2018

I've begun this diary to chronicle my life after the War.

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Beyond Bronson Hill

By J. A. Stapleton on Thu, 25 Jan 2018

On those wintry nights, Ms. Abigail Parker wasn't sure exactly when the day ended, and the evening began.

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The Second World War: PART 3 - Otto Krause - Berlin (1944) #2

By J. A. Stapleton on Fri, 12 Jan 2018

On the afternoon of March twenty-sixth, the Hotel Adlon at number seventy-seven on the Unter den Linden, with its somewhat beige exterior and flat copper roof, became the scene of an abhorrent crime.