Letters from Lorne (Audio)

Willow Loxley

Weekly letters from Willow Loxley, a travelling bard who came to Lorne for one night and never quite left. Cosy fantasy, village life, quiet magic, and stories carried from the crossroads. willowloxley.substack.com

Episodes

  1. Aug 11

    My Tambourine Broke... | Letters From Lorne #1 | Cozy Fantasy Story Podcast

    Welcome to Letters From Lorne, an ongoing cozy fantasy audio series told through the letters of travelling bard Willow Loxley.Perfect for fans of cozy fantasy, slice-of-life fantasy, Dungeons & Dragons-inspired worlds, relaxing storytelling, and narrated fantasy audiobooks, each episode is another letter from the quiet market village of Lorne, where even the smallest mishaps have a habit of becoming memorable stories.~~~~~Dear friends,You remember I wrote to tell you I'd stopped in Lorne for no more than a night or two in order to earn a little coin for the next leg?Well.That plan lasted almost as long as my poor old tambourine.I've scarcely begun earning my supper before the poor thing suffers an injury that even the most optimistic bard would struggle to describe as "cosmetic."So, while I wait rather longer than intended, I seem to have acquired a room at the High Peak Inn, an increasingly curious collection of acquaintances, and the uncomfortable suspicion that this little village may have more stories tucked away than first appearances suggest.I shall write again before too long.— Willow Loxley~~~~~In this letter:• Willow arrives in Lorne and plays at the High Peak Inn.• A disastrous performance leaves her beloved tambourine in need of repair.• This unexpected delay means one night in Lorne may become something a little longer.~~~~~New letters from Lorne every week. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willowloxley.substack.com

    My Tambourine Broke... | Letters From Lorne #1 | Cozy Fantasy Story Podcast

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Weekly letters from Willow Loxley, a travelling bard who came to Lorne for one night and never quite left. Cosy fantasy, village life, quiet magic, and stories carried from the crossroads. willowloxley.substack.com