UNEARTHING THE FICTION HOUSE
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Raji Singh
The Novel: Tales of the Fiction House by Raji Singh
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Captain Polly, the Mark Twain of the creature world, launches into fables.
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Tag Archives: Calico
PETS ON MEMORIAL DAY
By Raji Singh I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon tears me from my mother and father on board a sinking ferry near the Lindian coast. I alone survive. I become an orphan foundling, taken … Continue reading →
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: THE BUTTERFLIES
By Raji Singh April is National Poetry Month. We at The Fiction House celebrate with a poem from Tales of the Fiction House. * * * I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon tears … Continue reading →
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAPPENS UPON JUICE-de-STUMPE AND THE WORLD IS FOREVER CHANGED
by Raji Singh In this season of feasting and celebration, a lot of readers have been asking for the Stump Juice posting. From the Fiction House archives, here it is! * * * My orphaned foundling great-great grandfather, James … Continue reading →
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Tagged alternate history, American History, American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Calico, folk cures, humor, imagination, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, Juice de stumpe, Mariner, new short stories, Paris, Raji Singh, stump juice
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Pets on Memorial Day
By Raji Singh I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon tears me from my mother and father on board a sinking ferry near the Lindian coast. I alone survive. I become an orphan foundling, taken … Continue reading →
Posted in archeo-apologist, Fiction House Publishing, humor, satire, Short stories, whimsy, writing
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Tagged Calico, Captain Polly, Foundlings, lark, loving pets, Memorial Day, mourning pets, National Pet Month, pets, Raji Singh, Tales of the Fiction House, tributes from pets, Turt
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No. 114: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAPPENS UPON JUICE-de-STUMPE AND THE WORLD IS FOREVER CHANGED
by Raji Singh My orphaned foundling great-great grandfather, James Thaddeus ‘Blackjack’ Fiction, was taken in and raised by a scraggly ancient mariner. ‘Mariner’ himself was an orphan. He relayed many-a-tale to Blackjack. They’ve been passed through the generations. Here is … Continue reading →
Posted in archeo-apologist, humor, satire, Short stories, Whimsey, writing
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Tagged alternate history, American History, American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Calico, folk cures, humor, imagination, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, Juice de stumpe, Mariner, new short stories, Paris, Raji Singh, stump juice
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No. 110: THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER IN A POTTER’S FIELD
by Raji Sing Everyone knows the story of Johnny Hempseed. In the 18th Century, a high-minded Benjamin Franklin commissioned J. H. to sow hemp seed throughout the land to grow the fledgling nation’s cordage industry. The present day taxing bureaus … Continue reading →
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Tagged Calico, Captain Polly, cow humor, cows, Efraim Ephraim, gardening, golf, golf humor, humor, imagination, Raji Singh, Shelva Fiction, short stories, short story, Tales of the Fiction House, Turt, whimsey
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No. 107: AN OCTOPUS GARDEN – PART III, FINALE
Raji Singh’s Lore of the Lindian Woods Torn from her home by a tsunami, young Ollie Octopus comes to live in the Lindian Woods pond. She cannot leave it and return to the sea. She would be out of … Continue reading →
Posted in Children, Children's stories, Fiction House Publishing, humor, Short stories, Whimsey, writing
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Tagged archeo-apologist, butterfly story, Calico, Children’, Children’s stories, Fiction House Publishing, Foundlings, humor, Lindian Woods, Octopus Garden, Octopus story, Raji Singh, short stories, short story, Tales of the Fiction House, Turt, Uncategorized, whimsey, writing animal story
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No. 106: AN OCTOPUS GARDEN, PART 2
Raji Singh’s Lore of the Lindian Woods Last week: A tsunami sweeps young Ollie Octopus far from home, to the vilest of places, a garbage dump. To survive, she must reside in a discarded water tank. Bulldozers prepare to bury … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal story, butterfly story, Calico, Foundlings, Lindian Woods, Octopus Garden, Octopus story, Raji Singh, short stories, short story, Tales of the Fiction House, Turt, whimsey
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NO. 89: PETS ON MEMORIAL DAY
By Raji Singh I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon tears me from my mother and father on board a sinking ferry near the Lindian coast. I alone survive. I become an orphan foundling, taken … Continue reading →
Posted in archeo-apologist, Fiction House Publishing, humor, Short stories, Uncategorized, Whimsey, writing
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Tagged Calico, Captain Polly, Foundlings, lark, loving pets, Memorial Day, mourning pets, National Pet Month, pets, Raji Singh, Tales of the Fiction House, tributes from pets, Turt, whimsey
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No. 79: THE BUTTERFLIES, A POEM
By Raji Singh I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon tears me from my parents. I alone survive. I become an orphan foundling, taken in by new loving parents Dr. Ben and Indira Singh. … Continue reading →
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Tagged butterfly, Calico, imagination, Joseph Rintoul, new short stories, poetry, Raji Singh, whimsey
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Raji Singh
Tales of the Fiction House 