Tales From the Wingback Chair

Strong and Sly . . . .Smart and Lucky . . . . Pay Your Nickle and Take Your Chances . . . . A Story by Edwin G. Wood

Never Bring a Dog to a Cat Fight . . . . A Story by Harold Kinsabby

It's a Very Rare Event . . . . But, In This Case two Wrongs Do Make a Right . . . . A Story by Tessida Swinges

Some Believe That When Dead, You Become Part of All Things . . . .If True, Is That a Good Thing . . . . A Story by Louise Garwood?

Do You Really Think So? . . . . I Don't Feel Like I'm Dead . . . . A Story by Harold E Somerville

Reality is in the Eye of the Beholder . . . . And Maybe an Occasional Voyeur . . . A Story by Susan Andrews Rice

Music is an Universal Language . . . . Maybe Too Universal . . . . A Story by H.P. Lovecraft

Love at a Distance . . . . A Beginning . . .An End . . .Happy Thoughts Inbetween . . . . A Story by Hans Christian Anderson

This is the Real Thing . . . . The Story Without Interpretation . . . . Commissioned by King James

Too Often Gifts are Given with the Giver in Mind . . .Here's What Happens When It's the Other way Around . . . . A Story by O. Henry

I'm Dead . . . . Is It Too Late To Change My Mind? . . . . A Story By J B Powell

Drama, Heartache, Life and Death . . . . This Ain't Disney . . . .A Story By David Baxter

Does This Story Have A Moral? . . . . Maybe It's Don't Talk To Strangers . . . . A Story By H.P. Lovecraft

A Case of Karma . . . . Or A Case Of Stereotyping . . . . A Story By Vincent Starrett

It Never Quite Turns Out The Way You Think It Should. . . . Ever Wonder Why? . . . . A Quartette of Very Short Stories by Lord Dunsany

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap . . . . But Not Today . . . .Two Stories By Harold Ward and B W Wilson

Nothing Like This Could Ever Happen Today . . . . Could It? . . . . A Story By Hans Christian Andersen

The Hospital. . . . It's Just Another Night Shift . . . .A Story By Henry Lieferant and Sylvia B Saltzberg

If We Could See The Future . . . .What Would We Do? . . . A Story by F. Georgia Stroup

Water, Water Everywhere. . . . I Want a Drink! . . . . A Story by Arthur Edwards Chapman