Raji Singh
The Novel: Tales of the Fiction House by Raji Singh
Our Founder, James Thaddeus “Blackjack” Fiction ‘Tell our stories, Raji. If you don’t, it will be as if we never lived.’ These whispering cries of joy and sorrow rise from the bookshelves and portraits in the Fiction House. I cannot refuse. (Artwork enhancements by: Joseph Rintoul)
Shelva Fiction by Mark Rogers
The Seasons of My Giving Back, By Mark Rogers
Seeds of Vengeance, by Mark Rogers
Tag Archives: Underground Railroad
SHERALEE, YOU’VE COME BACK TO ME
By Raji Singh In loving honor of the creatures in our lives and National Pet Appreciation Week, Fiction House presents this story from our archives “Messages, Sheralee and the other heroic carrier pigeons delivered in their Abolitionist flights, led to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abolitionists, alternate history, American History, Captain Polly, Fiction House Publishing, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, National Pet Week, new short stories, Raji Singh, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad
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OSCAR AWARDS, BEST ACTOR, PART TWO: NORTH TO CINCINATTI AND FREEDOM
By Raji Singh CONTINUED: The realistic ante-bellum Underground Railroad journey of Kunta Kinder to free slaves. This week: His surrealistic river rafting to freedom. *** One may wonder: When Turt’s not rollin’ down a Kentucky hill, strollin’ a parade, helpin’-out … Continue reading →
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Tagged a-Hempis, Abolitionists, American History, Cincinnatti, culture, James Thaddeus Fiction, Kunta Kinder, Luny Mum, nostalgia, Ohio River, Poppy Sol, reminisence, rescuing slaves, slave traders, slavery, Turt, Underground Railroad
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NORTH TO CINCINNATI AND FREEDOM
By Raji Singh Last week: The realistic ante-bellum Underground Railroad journey of Kunta Kinder to free slaves. This week: His surrealistic river rafting to freedom. *** One may wonder: When Turt’s not rollin’ down a Kentucky hill, strollin’ a parade, … Continue reading →
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Tagged a-Hempis, Abolitionists, American History, Cincinnatti, culture, James Thaddeus Fiction, Kunta Kinder, Luny Mum, nostalgia, Ohio River, Poppy Sol, reminisence, rescuing slaves, slave traders, slavery, Turt, Underground Railroad
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BEST ACTOR AWARD
by Raji Singh Esteemed resident of the historic Fiction House, Kunta Kinder, is world renowned for his artwork – painting, carving, sculpture. His dangerous pre-Civil War work as an African-American Abolitionist ‘Conductor’ in the slave states demonstrates his acting … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abolitionists, acting, Best Actor, Cincinnatti, culture, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, new short stories, nostalgia, Overseers, Raji Singh, short stories, slave trade, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad
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THE BECKONING CALL OF THE PORTRAITS
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. A thousand minus one perish. I alone survive. I … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abolitionists, family history, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, new short stories, nostalgia, Raji Singh, Shelva Fiction, short story, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad, whimsey, Whure's Delight
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No. 87: THE BECKONING CALL OF THE PORTRAITS
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. A thousand minus one perish. I alone survive. I … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abolitionists, family history, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, new short stories, nostalgia, Raji Singh, Shelva Fiction, short story, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad, whimsey, Whure's Delight
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No. 77: NORTH TO CINCINNATI AND FREEDOM
By Raji Singh Last week: The realistic ante-bellum Underground Railroad journey of Kunta Kinder to free slaves. This week: His surrealistic river rafting to freedom. *** One may wonder: When Turt’s not rollin’ down a Kentucky hill, strollin’ a parade, … Continue reading →
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Tagged a-Hempis, Abolitionists, American History, Cincinnatti, James Thaddeus Fiction, Kunta Kinder, Luny Mum, Ohio River, Poppy Sol, rescuing slaves, slave traders, slavery, Turt, Underground Railroad
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No. 76: BEST ACTOR AWARD
by Raji Singh Esteemed resident of the historic Fiction House, Kunta Kinder, is world renowned for his artwork – painting, carving, sculpture. His dangerous pre-Civil War work as an African-American Abolitionist ‘Conductor’ in the slave states demonstrates his acting … Continue reading →
A TALE OF TWO BIRDS
by Raji Singh LAST TIME – Golden Boy as Willamina, escorted by ardent admirer Jake, a beau in hoping and pro-slaver, infiltrates the pro-slavery picnic. He is attempting to ascertain their plans to take over the government of ‘Bleeding Kansas’ … Continue reading →
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Tagged American History, archeo-apologist, Bleeding Kansas, Border Ruffians, Fiction House Publishing, Free -Staters, humor, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, Jayhawkers, Raji Singh, Satire, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad, William "Golden Boy" Golden, writing Abolitionists
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ARCHIVING THE FICTION HOUSE PUBLISHING COMPANY
By Raji Singh Technique and style observations about Fiction’s chief writer, William ‘Golden Boy’ Golden: Influenced by Sophocles and Shakespeare, Golden often anthropomorphized characters. Two of his favorites were the sun, a distinctively British bloke, and his ‘lie-dy’, the moon. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abolitionists, American History, Bleeding Kansas, Border Ruffians, border wars, Captain Polly, Carrier Pigeon, James Thaddeus 'Blackjack' Fiction, Luny Mum, Tales of the Fiction House, Underground Railroad, whimsey. Poppy Sol, William "Golden Boy" Golden
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