Tales of Times Past: retellings of little-known folktales, and original flash fiction set in the long ago, written and narrated by author Joyce Holt. Listen for haunting refrains from her sheepbone flute, Celtic harp, blokkfløyte, and langeleik...
A snapshot out of time on the coast of Chile, and a snippet of legend from the heights of Ecuador. You can also read the same tales on the Hindsight blog: https://jjjholt.wordpress.com/
Shapeshifting horses from the Faeroe Islands, Sweden, & Norway...
Find these same tales on the Hindsight blog: https://jjjholt.wordpress.com/
The Death Horse, the kelpie, the ceffyl-dwr: otherworldly horses from Welsh legend. Read along, if you wish, on my blog with the same name at https://jjjholt.wordpress.com/
2 tales of luck: one from Wales ends in Australia
https://jjjholt.wordpress.com/2021/03/23/witchs-gift/
Three flash fiction tales set in Ireland, narrated by author Joyce Holt. In "Boar's Lair" (a folktale from County Kerry) the folk of Killarney must cope with an Otherworldly creature much more sinister than a leprechaun. "Trophy in the Lough" tells of three desperately hungry orphans fishing in a lough near Killarney where they net something rather bizarre. In "Spurned,"a self-absorbed young beauty is chagrined to find that her charms fail to impress the newest visitor to the mansion. Come along for glimpses into the past! These tales first appeared in Holt's blog: jjjholt.wordpress.com. Check out Holt's website featuring her historical-fantasy novels and much more: joyceholt.com