Possible Questions:
- Whopper
- Long story
- Story
- Yarn
- Falsehood
- Narrative
- Account
- Fish story
- Fib
- Bit of gossip
- Legend
- Tall story
- Lie
- It's hard to believe
- Folk story
- Chronicle
- Rumor
- Fabrication
- Taradiddle
- Piece of gossip
- Fiction
- Saga
- Chaucer offering
- "Tall" story
- Grimm story
- Fable
- Bit of folklore
- Raconteur's offering
- Lamb product
- Don't believe it
- Full amount
- Conte
- Cock-and-bull story
- Story told around the campfire
- False rumor
- Uncle Remus offering
- Imaginary narrative
- Fictional piece
- Chaucer piece
- Bunch of bunk
- Bit of fiction
- ___ of woe
- Unlikely story
- Something to spin
- Romance, e.g.
- Myth
- It may be tall
- It may be hard to swallow
- Folksy account
- Adventure story
- "A ___ of Two Cities"
- Yarn that is spun
- Word with folk or fairy
- Wife of Bath's offering
- Welty product
- Spellbinder
- Something that's spun
- Snow job
- Poe writing
- Narrative story
- Malicious rumor
- It's tall when exaggerated
- It may be spun
- Fictional story
- Fairy milieu
- Chaucer creation
- Chaucer chapter
- Campfire oration
- Bunch of baloney
- Anecdote
- "The Handmaid's ___"
- Yarn from an old pirate
- Wayside Inn fare
- Suspicious story
- Story that may be tall
- Spinner's yarn
- Something spun
- Scheherazade specialty
- Scheherazade offering
- Poe product
- Old wives' production
- O. Henry product
- It might be tall
- It may be twice-told
- It may be tall or spun
- Hawthorne product
- Grimm offering
- Grimm account
- Folk item
- Fisherman's offering?
- Fireside yarn
- Fairy ___
- Fable, e.g.
- Canterbury story
- Big lie
- "The Winter's ___"
- "The Gift of the Magi," e.g.
- "A Knight's ___" (2001)
- Yarn that's spun?
- Yarn from a pirate
- Wild story
- The story of the one that got away, e.g.
- Storybook story
- Storybook offering
- Something passed on from an old wife?
- Shakespearean hanger
- Recital
- Raconteur's specialty
- Raconteur's delivery
- Questionable story
- O. Henry offering
- Narration
- Märchen
- Malamud product
- Lie, perhaps
- It's related
- It may be spun around a campfire
- Folklore tidbit
- Folklore component
- Fishy yarn
- Fictional account
- Campfire entertainment
- Account of incidents or events
- A fisherman may spin one
- "Peter Rabbit," for one
- "Decameron" unit
- "A Winter's ___"
- "A __ of Two Cities"
- Yarn that's spun
- Writing of Chaucer
- Word with fairy or tall
- Word with "folk" or "tall"
- Word in an Atwood novel title
- Word in a Dickens title
- Woolly yarn
- Two cities' story
- This could become late if mixed-up
- This could become late if mixed up
- “The ___ of Despereaux” (2004 Newbery winner)
- Tattler's story
- Tattle tail?
- Tattle tail
- Tall writing?
- Tall one?
- Tall follower
- Tall ___
- Swift's tub opus
- Story to tell
- Story by Chaucer
- Sting song, often
- Spun thing
- Sometimes it's sad
- Something to weave or spin
- Something to weave
- Something that's related
- Something related
- Some story
- Shakespearean "hanger"
- Shakespeare's "The Winter's __"
- Scheherazade's recital
- Scheherazade's lifesaver
- Romance, perhaps
- Rock and roll myth
- Relation?
- Related thing
- Recitation by Scheherazade
- Queen "A Winter's ___"
- Primus might tell one "From the Punchbowl"
- Poe story, e.g.
- Poe specialty
- Paul Bunyan account
- Parable, e.g.
- Output from Washington Irving
- One might be tall
- One might be hard to believe
- One can be tall
- O'Flaherty product
- Narrator's offering
- Narrated yarn
- Mariner's yarn
- Load of bunk
- Libelous account
- Liar's forte
- Kind of bearer
- Item in the Grimm brothers' collection
- It's often handed down
- It might be spun around a campfire
- It may be supernatural
- It may be shared over a campfire
- It may be related to you
- It can be tall
- It can be spun
- Isak Dinesen product
- Invented account
- Inside story found in five puzzle answers
- Hoffmann product
- Hoffmann offering
- Hoary story
- Hawthorne offering
- Hawthorne creation
- Hard-to-believe story
- Hand-me-down, sometimes
- Ghost story, e.g.
- Folklorist's recital
- Folk or fairy follower
- Fishing souvenir?
- Fisherman's whopper?
- Fisherman's whopper
- Fisherman's story
- Fish story, e.g.
- Fireside recitation
- Fictional narrative
- Fibber's forte
- Falsehood, sometimes
- Fairy or folk follower
- Fairy follower
- Elaborate invention
- Doubtful story
- Division of Chaucer's masterwork
- Dinesen product
- Dinesen offering
- Dickens wrote one about two cities
- Cream might tell one of "Brave Ulysses"
- Colorful account
- Chaucerian unit
- Chaucerian form
- Chaucerian account
- Chaucer's "The Miller's ___"
- Chaucer unit
- Chaucer product
- Chaucer bit
- Cautionary ___
- Canterbury offering
- Bedtime story
- Beatrix Potter work
- Ballad, often
- Atwood's "The Handmaid's ---"
- Atwood's "The Handmaid's ___"
- Atwood's The Handmaid's ____
- Atwood novel "The Handmaid's ---"
- Asimov product
- Arctic Monkeys might tell a "Fake" one of San Francisco!
- Apologue, e.g.
- Any Poe story
- Any "Twilight Zone" episode
- Andersen offering
- Anagram for teal
- An intriguing yarn
- An account of incidents
- Account that joins words in seven of this puzzle's answers
- Account of incidents
- A likely story
- A fisherman might bring back a big one
- A fisherman may bring one home
- "VH1 Storyteller" features
- "Treasure Island," for one
- "Treasure Island," e.g.
- "Thereby hangs a ___"
- "The Winter's __"
- "The Handmaid's __": Atwood novel
- "The Handmaid's ___" (Margaret Atwood novel)
- "The Bard's ___"
- "The ___ of Peter Rabbit" (Beatrix Potter book)
- "Tattle" follower
- "Ship of Fools," e.g.
- "Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox," e.g.
- "Leatherstocking" piece
- "I woud a ___ unfold . . . ": Shak.
- "I could a ___ unfold . . . ": Shak.
- "Canterbury" story
- "Canterbury" episode
- "A Christmas Carol" is one
- " . . . a ___ told by an idiot . . . "
- ''A Prairie Home Companion'' feature
- ___ bearer