Jackson Tel Stories

Jackson Tel, author of The Chestnut Point Stories, writes historical fiction with a whimsical twist for those who love literature. The storyteller blends fact and fiction, humor and mysticism, in historic settings with troublesome social undercurrents.

Bits and Pieces of This, That, and the Other

Characters in The Chestnut Point Stories by Jackson Tel

An excerpt is a selected portion, passage, or quote extracted from a larger piece of work, such as a book, article, speech, or film. It serves as a sample to represent the whole, highlight key information, or provide a preview.

Filler stories clipped from historic newspapers, magazines, and books.

An alphabetical list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with their definitions. Example: The Glossary of Enigmatic Phenomena

General Category related to the Jackson Tel Stories

A visual or chronological arrangement of events in the order they happen

Short Stories that take up less than one book page.

A short piece of writing that does not have a beginning, middle, and end but rather focuses on a specific moment in time and the details within it.

Reference Section for The Chestnut Point Stories by Jackson Tel

Short Story: Up to roughly 7,500 words

Novel: 40,000+ words

Novella: 17,500 to 40,000 words

Novelette: 7,500 to 17,500 words.