In which a girl comes to inhabit an instrument. (The story calls it a fiddle, but clearly that's for Western readers. Based on the image, we think it's a veena.)
In which death doesn't prevent anyone from being alive. (Just for the record, the image is of Maharani Jindan, rebel queen of Jansi, who was a hero of the resistance, not a wicked stepmother. We just liked the picture.)
In which a samurai becomes distracted by a pretty girl. Our first in a set of 7 Japanese fairy tales. Are you enjoying the podcast? Please leave us a review on iTunes!
We're back after a long break to bring you a final Grimm's Fairy Tale, before we move on to Japanese Fairy Tales. If you enjoy this podcast, we'd greatly appreciate a nice review. Thanks!
In which we read Grimm's The Spindle, the Shuttle, and the Needle, a tale of a young girl rewarded for her conscientious domestic work. And Sappho sings! Check out more of my audiobook narration work at www.gryphoncorpus.com.
In which I read the 2nd of our Grimm's Fairy Tales, The Seven Ravens, and Sappho and I discuss the hero(ine) archetype. For more (adult) stories, check out my website, www.gryphoncorpus.com.