| DANIEL BOONE FAN FICTION |
| TALOTA'S ROCK: by Susie Coffman General George Washington has asked Daniel and Mingo to go on a secret mission for the Revolution. But Mingo has a secret of his own that has him questioning his loyalty to the General, to the Colonies, and to Daniel. Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five, Chapter Six, Chapter Seven, Chapter Eight, Chapter Nine |
| Disclaimer: The following works have been written solely for the enjoyment of fans and not for monetary profit. The rights to the characters initially created for the Daniel Boone series belong to 20th Century Fox and Fess Parker. All other characters are of the author's own creation. No copyright violation is intended. |
HIS SONGBIRD
by Susie Coffman
The people of Boonesborough must face the challenge and danger of a drought,
while Mingo faces a challenge of his own.
SUMMER: CHAPTERS 1-3
Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three.
FALL: CHAPTERS 4-9
Chapter Four, Chapter Five, Chapter Six, Chapter Seven,
Chapter Eight, Chapter Nine.
WINTER: CHAPTERS 10-11
Chapter Ten, Chapter Eleven.
SPRING: CHAPTERS 12-19
Chapter Twelve, Chapter Thirteen, Chapter Fourteen, Chapter Fifteen, Chapter Sixteen,
Chapter Seventeen, Chapter Eighteen, Chapter Nineteen.
by Susie Coffman
The people of Boonesborough must face the challenge and danger of a drought,
while Mingo faces a challenge of his own.
SUMMER: CHAPTERS 1-3
Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three.
FALL: CHAPTERS 4-9
Chapter Four, Chapter Five, Chapter Six, Chapter Seven,
Chapter Eight, Chapter Nine.
WINTER: CHAPTERS 10-11
Chapter Ten, Chapter Eleven.
SPRING: CHAPTERS 12-19
Chapter Twelve, Chapter Thirteen, Chapter Fourteen, Chapter Fifteen, Chapter Sixteen,
Chapter Seventeen, Chapter Eighteen, Chapter Nineteen.
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KEEPIN' CHRISTMAS by Paula Davis PART ONE: CHAPTERS 1-6 Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five, Chapter Six PART TWO: CHAPTERS 7-12 Chapter Seven, Chapter Eight, Chapter Nine, Chapter Ten, Chapter Eleven, Chapter Twelve PART THREE: CHAPTERS 13-18 Chapter Thirteen, Chapter Fourteen, Chapter Fifteen, Chapter Sixteen, Chapter Seventeen, Chapter Eighteen |
A note from Paula Davis, a Guest Author and my good friend, on her Daniel Boone Fan Fiction Story, Keepin' Christmas.
Like countless hundreds of women, young and old, the "Daniel Boone" TV series ended for me in 1968 when Mingo left the
series. I never watched the final two seasons. Never had any opportunity to watch reruns.
When "Daniel Boone" debuted on dvd's, I was totally hooked. One day, my 14-year-old daughter remarked, "Mom, instead
of watching the same old episodes, why don't you check out fan fic?" Fan fic? Hmmmm. She showed me where to find it, and
how to bookmark the site so I could find it again. OK. I read EVERYTHING I could find and wished for more. The writers
just didn't write fast enough for me to keep reading! Some of the stories I read were excellent, others were underwhelming. I
had one of those light-bulb moments: Why don't you write your OWN? I had never written ANYTHING, but that didn't stop
me. I figured mine couldn't be any worse, and might even be better! I picked Christmas as a theme-- it was November, the
holiday season was coming, and I thought my story would be my own secret Christmas present to myself.
Then I met Susie in an Ed Ames group. I emailed her a question. She responded immediately. We began to email each other
back and forth on a daily basis. Then Susie sent me a box of TREASURE -- the complete, uncut "My Brother's Keeper", cd's
of Mr. Ames' songs, Susie's own wonderful greeting cards, pictures!!
I HAD to thank her by phone, not by email, so I took courage in both hands and dialed the number on the back of one of her
cards. We talked for 8 hours the first night, and the rest is history. We instantly became BFF's! The once-a-week 5 hour calls
became EVERY DAY calls lasting for hours! Susie told me she wrote fan fiction also, and hinted that she'd show me what she
wrote. I LOVED her first DB fan fic - "Talota's Rock" - so I asked her to take a look at what I'd written of "Keepin'
Christmas".
Susie took me by the hand and showed me the ropes. She loved what I'd written, but knew it could be even better. And "KC"
turned into the mouse that roared! I had planned on ending it on Christmas Day, after chapter six. Susie and others wanted to
know WHAT HAPPENED NEXT and I HAD to keep writing. Did Mingo recover completely? Did he and Daniel ever catch
up to Tommy and Billy? THEN WHAT!? Read it yourself and see. Paula Davis, May 2008.
Like countless hundreds of women, young and old, the "Daniel Boone" TV series ended for me in 1968 when Mingo left the
series. I never watched the final two seasons. Never had any opportunity to watch reruns.
When "Daniel Boone" debuted on dvd's, I was totally hooked. One day, my 14-year-old daughter remarked, "Mom, instead
of watching the same old episodes, why don't you check out fan fic?" Fan fic? Hmmmm. She showed me where to find it, and
how to bookmark the site so I could find it again. OK. I read EVERYTHING I could find and wished for more. The writers
just didn't write fast enough for me to keep reading! Some of the stories I read were excellent, others were underwhelming. I
had one of those light-bulb moments: Why don't you write your OWN? I had never written ANYTHING, but that didn't stop
me. I figured mine couldn't be any worse, and might even be better! I picked Christmas as a theme-- it was November, the
holiday season was coming, and I thought my story would be my own secret Christmas present to myself.
Then I met Susie in an Ed Ames group. I emailed her a question. She responded immediately. We began to email each other
back and forth on a daily basis. Then Susie sent me a box of TREASURE -- the complete, uncut "My Brother's Keeper", cd's
of Mr. Ames' songs, Susie's own wonderful greeting cards, pictures!!
I HAD to thank her by phone, not by email, so I took courage in both hands and dialed the number on the back of one of her
cards. We talked for 8 hours the first night, and the rest is history. We instantly became BFF's! The once-a-week 5 hour calls
became EVERY DAY calls lasting for hours! Susie told me she wrote fan fiction also, and hinted that she'd show me what she
wrote. I LOVED her first DB fan fic - "Talota's Rock" - so I asked her to take a look at what I'd written of "Keepin'
Christmas".
Susie took me by the hand and showed me the ropes. She loved what I'd written, but knew it could be even better. And "KC"
turned into the mouse that roared! I had planned on ending it on Christmas Day, after chapter six. Susie and others wanted to
know WHAT HAPPENED NEXT and I HAD to keep writing. Did Mingo recover completely? Did he and Daniel ever catch
up to Tommy and Billy? THEN WHAT!? Read it yourself and see. Paula Davis, May 2008.
Enjoy "Keepin' Christmas" by Paula Davis Mingo's decision not to "Keep Christmas" with the Boones proves a costly one. A life-changing injury leads him to question the quality of his own existence. And the only clue he can give Daniel as to his attackers are two voices and a giant pair of feet wearing ornately-beaded moccasins. |
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| KEEPIN' CHRISTMAS by Paula Davis |
| January 29, 2011 A new story has been posted!! Scroll down and enjoy, The Day the Circus Came to Boonesborough by Paula Davis |
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| A new story by Paula Davis, the title says it all, "The Day the Circus Came to Boonesborough" Daniel meets a monster taller than himself, Mingo meets a French coquette, and Tommy Tall Trees falls in love. |
