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He wrestled with Abraham Lincoln, invented the game of baseball, and taught Stevie Wonder how to sing. A reporter's hunt to find and interview the oldest man in the world comes to an abrupt halt at an old folk's home, when he meets Erasmus Obadiah Short, and hears the intricate, funny, and mesmerizing yarns that Obadiah weaves. The reporter instantly realizes that he has just found a better story than the one he had initially been pursuing. But Obadiah's story is more significant than the reporter could ever begin to imagine. The Tall Tales of Obadiah Short. Enjoy.

Benjamin Franklin eating at McDonald's, "expanding his mind" with help from Dr. Timothy Leary, and jamming with Stevie Wonder? Why would he ever want to go back to the 1700s?Before he became the Benjamin Franklin we know and love, there was one big lesson that Ben had to learn, and for that to happen, Divine Providence was forced to step in, suddenly transporting Franklin to San Francisco, during the 1960's Hippie / Flower Child era. There, befriended by a young Black man, Franklin is exposed to a completely different way of life, and a United States of America that he has never imagined in his wildest dreams. The adventures of Franklin and his new friend, Jeff, are comical, and Franklin is having the time of his life. But, every second that he is lost in the future, things in America are drastically changing for the worse, and Franklin realizes that if he doesn't return to the past, and soon, his entire family line, and the United States of America itself, will be completely wiped out of existence Will Franklin learn his lesson in time? And, if he does, how will he get back home?Benjamin Franklin: Time Tripper, blends history, fantasy, time travel, and comedy in this uniquely entertaining tale. Enjoy