What happens when two lovers of stories, poetry, and imagination join us around the Withywindle fire?

In episode two of Withywindle Season 10, we’re delighted to welcome poet, priest, and storyteller Malcolm Guite, along with master illustrator Stephen Crotts. Together, we wander through the worlds of myth, wonder, and faith, exploring the stories that shape our hearts and spark our imaginations.

Enjoy!Get Galahad and the GrailMalcolm GuiteStephen Crotts

In this episode we present “How Slimebottom the Troll Got His Name,” a wonderfully strange and delightfully mischievous tale written and brought to us by Glenn McCarty.

Join us for a journey filled with trolls, trouble, and the kind of muddy mayhem that makes sense on Withywindle. This story is sure to leave a little slime on your boots and a smile on your face.

Glenn McCarty Tumbleweed Books: https://glennmccarty.com/shop-2/

Glenn McCarty Song of the Stone Tiger: https://www.bandersnatchbooks.com/books/stone-tiger

Withywindle Substack: https://withywindle.substack.com

Season 10 starts… NOW! After a long, long break (did you miss us? we missed you!), Withywindle is back with a brand-new episode packed with books, belly laughs, and some truly questionable jokes.

Our first guest of the season is author Kate Milford, who joins us to talk about the magic of stories, mysterious adventures, and, of course, snacks. We swap favorites, ask big questions, get a little goofy along the way.Welcome back to Withywindle.