A reading of the classic fairytale The Water of Life, by The Brothers Grimm.

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A reading of the classic fairytale The Three Sons of Fortune, by The Brothers Grimm, including a bit of commentary from me at the end, and a foreword regarding the story read in episode 54 (Grimm : The Seven Ravens).

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A reading of the classic fairytale The Emperor's New Clothes, by Hans Christian Andersen, including a bit of commentary from me at the end.

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A reading of the classic fairytale The Nixie of the Mill-Pond, by The Brothers Grimm, including a bit of commentary from me at the end.

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A reading of the classic fairytale The Seven Ravens, by The Brothers Grimm, including a bit of commentary from me at the end.

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The creation myth of the three moon birds, according to King Nuru, of the planet Yuun.

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In the wake of your patient notes / Let my frenzied steps / Fall quietly into line

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In this episode of Unmasked, I talk about how dizzying our hyper-connected mental world can be, language change, my high school years, and my eventual fixation on visual-kei (a rock sub-culture/genre that originated in Japan).

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Look into me / Pluck the feelings / Eternal / From my heartstrings

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In this episode of Unmasked, I discuss my impending move, a little about work, and then a few early childhood memories. This is another hodge-podge of an episode.

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