Mischievous Mouse Deer – a rejigged tale from Malaysia One morning, in the raucous racket of the rainforest, Mouse Deer was nervously nibbling grass tips, snaffling tree buds and chomping fallen fruits. Suddenly, a shadow fell upon the ground. He
Hello , hello and hello again, Today’s offering to Aprilis (the second of the ten months in the original Roman calendar). [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEl19Fw9L_M[/embedyt] Man of Words – Man of Music For more info and PiG purchasing opportunities visit https://www.clivepig.co.uk/shop/
Hello, hello and hello again! Welcome to a month of songs and shenanigans, tales and tomfoolery and preposterous poems. Each day in April, I promise to provide a little bit of stuff and nonsense in one form or
Showtime at BISR Letter to Authors Abroad 30 January 2020 Dear Mr. Wilson, I wanted to write to you to express my heartfelt thanks, on behalf of all our children in the Primary School at the British International School Riyadh,
Heading to Saudi on Friday for a week of storytelling in Riyadh, courtesy of Authors Abroad. The Disappearing Donkey There was once a man who loaded up his donkeys with goods. He put them in a line and counted them
There was an old man Who went to Oman Soon as he landed His troubles began The sand was so hot He ran and he ran Then hopped, skipped and jumped And he swam to Iran. Tales told at
El Salto del Fraile – The Diving Friar Legend has it that in Peru, around the 1860’s a noble Marquis was left to take care of his young daughter Clara, after his wife passed away. The Marquis hired a nanny
Here’s a melodramatic Argentinian tale for next leg of tour with http://dreamonproductions.com/ in Buenos Aires. Will substitute the killing of the woman by the evil man with the sting of a scorpion being the cause of death. Once upon a
One more tale for this travelling taleman’s Suitcase of Stories, collected en route for Lima as I embark on my first South American tour thanks to http://dreamonproductions.com. Two identical twins grow up in the same town. Because they’re often at