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The Rifleman

The Rifleman

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This is fan fiction. I'm a big fan of suspense, thriller, and detective fiction. I have my favorite popular authors like Elmore Leonard who started writing in the Western genre. He did many books. His best known Western was"Hombre," which he wrote in 1961 and turned into a movie in 1967 starring Paul Newman. It wasn't later that he switched to his suspense drama, such as his novel "Get Shorty" written in 1990 and later a movie in 1995 starring John Travolta and Gene Hackman. My favorite Western is "Rifleman." Now I've never read it, I'll have to confess. But I've watched a lot of the episodes. It is amazing how well it stands up today after running from 1958-1963 on TV. It's different, but it's not corny. It reflects the culture of the time when westerns ran wild on TV. By the way this is totally PG. That's the way early TV was. I don't recall seeing an episode that used stereotypes of minorities, which is somewhat remarkable. And the acting and directing was just pretty darn good. So I like it. And now I am going to do my first fan fiction.
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About 125 miles off the shores of Galveston, Texas, lies Grandiosia Isle: 300,000 acres of swamp, mountain, jungle, and thick pine forest. It has endured a lot-a blizzard during the early 1200s, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, and in 1875 a forest fire scorched the entire island, rendering it uninhabitable for some time. As a result, the island was nearly devoid of forest life, except for creatures capable of flight, until 1994 when deer and such were reintroduced onto the island. What I'm going to share with you is a paraphrased compilation of journals discovered in chimneys, old basements, and beyond the island as well. I've woven together various segments and made adjustments for clarity and flow. This story is not focused on the Island itself, it is focused on the story and legacy of the esteemed Roamer Family. First arriving in June 1679, they made a mark on the island, but alas, forces removed them. Determined, they attempted a settlement once again, successfully taming the island. It all came to a fiery end in 1875 when the aforementioned fire burnt the island to a crisp, and with the island dead, the Roamer Family's legacy was lost to time.

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