Funny As A Fictoid
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Funny As A Fictoid
Overview
Discover why a fictoid is far more entertaining than a mere factoid, as explored in a hilariously inventive new book.
What Is a Fictoid?
A fictoid is a snippet of fictional history, encapsulating a story or statement in just one sentence.
Exploring the World of Fictoids
Bill Dutcher, author of Fictoids: Short Fiction...Very Short ($12, Dutcher & Company), takes readers on an imaginative journey through time?"from 1220 B.C. to 2004?"offering a witty twist on cultural history.
Highlights
The book reveals who invented self-storage, how the periodic table and the occasional chair came to be, why Henry the Ninth struggled with dating, the origins of General Eclectic, and more. You'll also find out who quipped to bankers, "You can call my loan, but it won't come," who launched New York’s premier helium bar dubbed a "Squeak Easy," and whose unauthorized autobiography sold over a million copies.
Vibrant Characters
Meet quirky figures like Sleeping Beauty’s sister, Lazy Susan, Norwegian film star Harrison Fjord, classical rap artist Yo Yo Mama, and the amusingly inept assistant press secretary Feckless Spinmeister.
The book also features illustrations by New Yorker cartoonist Jack Ziegler, adding a visual flair to the amusing tales within.
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