Show Notes
Tonight, we have a story of the magic of writing. A story of worlds and netherworlds, of gifts and beauty, of life and loss and journeys. A story, about the power of the imagination.
Proudly presenting “The Parchment” written by Rowan Grey. A thoroughly encapsulating and well written story I am happy to read for you now.
This wonderful tale is available here: amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08LBSBYQ6, and you can follow the author on Facebook under RowanGreyBooks.
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