Tales and Poems
of the Dreamweaver’s Grove
Delve into the world of the Auané and other fae folk of the grove.
Their stories are meant to uplift, empower, and nurture your inner child.
Occasionally, the trees, folk, and other wise being whisper me their wisdom, and I pass it on to you in form of poems.
The Annual Twirdle Dirdle
The Foddles and Auané both inhabit the Old Oak but their lives couldn't be any more different. While the cautious Foddles live in cosy caves beneath the roots, the adventurous Auané sleep in hammocks in the branches. They each keep to themselves until one brave Foddle girl dares to follow her dream.
Eno and the Honeybees
This summer I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about bees. A dear subscriber on my crochet channel suggested that I crochet a honeybee. This led not only to a fun craft project but to the first story of this new storytelling sanctuary “The Dreamweaver’s Grove”.
It features the Auané –a fae folk, who live in the Old Oak by the Luminous Birch and the Eternal Yew–and of course, magnificent honeybees.