Just published this week's narration - "The Dream-Mold Wishing Well" by Nicholas Leonard. The story starts simple: old guy (Mr. Losefast) hires teenager (Vigo) to stack his wood. But, kid keeps falling asleep and having vivid dreams about a mysterious woman by the old well. Why does he have those detailed visions? What happens when Mr. Losefast loses consciousness right beside that same well? Listen to the story! Support me by subscribing to my channel, leaving a comment or by sharing my videos!

 Last week's recording is a cautionary tale with political messaging. The moral lesson is subtle: be careful what you wish for, and perhaps appreciate moderate leadership. Listen here:  Now, there is a shorter version to this fable that i enjoyed much. That one collapses the story to its essential elements and adds an explicit conclusion: "DON'T HAVE KINGS." Listen here:  Which one do you prefer? Let me know in the comments on YouTube!

This week’s narration was intense — battle scenes, mythic echoes, and the pressure of getting the right rhythm in historical fiction. The Lion at the Turn of the Tide (by Stephen Sinclair) took me out of the everyday and into a place where history and horror blur. Listen to this exceptional story here:  the lion of the turn of the tide You can support me by subscribing to my channel, leaving a comment or by sharing my videos!