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CINCINNATI’S FIRST INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE – A WHIMSICAL TALE

Posted on July 1, 2021 by Raji Singh

by Raji Singh As we continue stepping out, we rejoin Life’s parade. Welcome to our annual 4th from Tales of the Fiction House. Have a wonderful holiday! Cincinatti, July 4, 1826 The Cincinnati wharf-shack sways in a light breeze. Close … Continue reading →

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A-TAX ON SYNTAX: HAPPY TAX WEEKEND

Posted on May 12, 2021 by Raji Singh

by Raji Singh National Limerick Day and a delayed deadline for taxes? Sounds like a time to kick up your heals and enjoy. * * * Here’s a little celebratory prose and verse, To lighten the … Continue reading →

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THE TALE OF AN EASTER LILY AND A DESERT RESURRECTION IN POETRY AND PROSE

Posted on April 3, 2021 by Raji Singh

By Raji Singh It is a time for Easter, Passover, and various human (‘two-leg’) celebrations. Plant, bird, butterfly, and creature (the ‘four-legs’) celebrate, too. They call it Transformation: The Time of the Great Desert Pilgrimage. For your two-leg reading pleasure, … Continue reading →

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VALENTINE, COME WITH ME TO THE KISSING TREE

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Raji Singh

Happy Valentine’s Day! Does Valentine’s Day ever disappear? Not as long as we can remember the sweetness of love. Especially our first loves. We like to be reminded every year at Fiction House Publishing. Please enjoy our Valentine’s Day memory … Continue reading →

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YOU WILL SHOOT YOUR EYE OUT, RAJI — A LINDIAN CHRISTMAS LESSON

Posted on December 10, 2020 by Raji Singh

I hope you’ll enjoy this Christmas tale from Fiction House Publishing’s book, The Seasons of My Giving Back, by Mark Rogers. Happy Holidays! * * * Chapter 6 YOU WILL SHOOT YOUR EYE OUT, RAJI – … Continue reading →

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THANKSGIVING AT THE HOME OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN’S NE’ER DO WELL BROTHER (a delicious holiday repast)

Posted on November 15, 2020 by Raji Singh

By Raji Singh Happy Thanksgiving! Though this Thanksgiving is likely to differ in many ways from the past, we have so much to celebrate. We are here, together…either in reality or virtually. Please accept our best wishes for a safe … Continue reading →

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A BACK TO SCHOOL TALE: THE LEGEND OF THE SCARLET TOUNGED, BLUE MOUTH DEMONS

Posted on August 15, 2020 by Raji Singh

To our adult and teacher friends, we hope that your new school year begins safely and as smoothly as possible. We know you are all doing what you think is best for the children. But…to gift you with a smile … Continue reading →

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CINCINNATI’S FIRST INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE – A WHIMSICAL TALE

Posted on July 1, 2020 by Raji Singh

by Raji Singh As we stay safely inside, our imaginations are free to join Life’s parade. Welcome to our annual 4th from Tales of the Fiction House. Have a wonderful holiday! Cincinatti, July 4, 1826 The Cincinnati wharf-shack sways in … Continue reading →