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The Monkey Orchestra (2026).
Pictures by Alistair Hunt, Words by J Moreau.
It is with great pleasure that we present to you… THE MONKEY ORCHESTRA!
Yes…they’re coming to your town! But hurry…hurry…they won’t be here for long!
A unique picture book designed to encourage and promote children's love of words and music. Maurice Sendak meets Dr Seuss meets Edward Gorey.
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MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Be there at the dawn of the 'Summer Of Stoorie', as it is becoming known (mainly by me, I admit).
Following Beatlemania & Trextasy, be there at the birth of 'Stooriesteria'.
Buy a copy of 'MiStoorie' before it gets famous to both impress your friends & feel superior to your enemies (or vice versa).
Dare you read 'The Book Within The Leaves'?
MiStoorie stands alone in its field...
Yes, you could read something which is, y'know, a bit like books you have read before, but there again you could read...
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
MiStoorie must be read in the dark...
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Available to tame on Lulu.com, Amazon & other occult sites...
Sprightly Peter dances on the green...
...Sprightly Peter makes the unseen seen.
"And there he was, skipping proudly around the sandpit. An impish little being with horns on his head and hooves that clattered. Drawing back behind the bushes, we listened to the song he brayed and cawed, celebrating all the trouble he had caused..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
The Night That Scared Itself...
"Close your eyes, if you wish, and I will tell you what happened next. Of that terrible night that between us became known as The Night That Scared Itself..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Available NOW as a paperback or e-book from Lulu.com, Amazon & other occult sites.
Princess Mononoke (1997).
"Study leave to chase up some shaggy dog story about a feral child?...
Sadly, of course, there were numerous examples of extreme child neglect. Yet these tragic cases had little in common with the absurd tales of infants raised by animals, tales such as Lyre Moor, that my critics felt should be filed under fiction and were therefore outside the faculty remit..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
The Bennington Triangle.
Other people have also been lost in the woods...
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
The Minpins.
"There were waltzes in the woods and ballets like murder ballads but every night would lead towards the same last dance. This was known as The Dance Left Undone as it was the dance they all wished they had time for whilst they were still alive.
The broken dates, the missed invitations, the next weekend that never came...
As they whirled round and round they tried their best to look happy, yet there were many times as I spectated it made me feel sad, the way watching other people dance can sometimes do..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Where The Wild Things Are.
This is how a typical weekend begins for me...
"From the little I remember there was much singing of those strange rhymes from The Book Within The Leaves. The ones that repeat most of the same words but grow a little more mean spirited with each new verse.
And there were games too. Games that started off fun like hide and seek but soon became more spiteful, like any game I have played since.
If for one second I stopped & felt steady again I saw everyone around me seemed excited but scared at the same time. This is because we hardly ever got out and yet here we were darting through the trees like animals after dark..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Hansel And (Clever Little) Gretel.
"Now, I knew Hansel and Gretel and had read how witches baked things in big ovens, not only cakes but children like me. And the kitchen in Hill House had a huge oven that was almost human size.
So, being wise, whenever Mrs. Leftfinger was around I never once turned my back. Not even on sunny days when she took me on trips to the safari park or the outdoor swimming pool. It need not be alone and at night, she could cast spells anywhere..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Jared Negrete.
Other people have also been lost in the woods...please help bring Jared home.
Beauty And The Beast: Ladybird Well Loved Tales (1968).
"Dressed slightly differently to what you might expect from a 'feral child'; no rags or rustic garments, more a style of threadbare glamour, like he was emulating vintage celebrities on charity shop prices. Was this who I thought it was? After all these years, was I really looking at 'Lyre Moor'?"
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
Green Mansions by WH Hudson.
"It's strange how some stories stay with you whilst others seem to slip away, never to be thought of again. A bit like friendships I suppose."
But this one stayed with me. Like a monkey on my back.
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
The VVitch (2015).
"They usually picked a space outdoors that was already a circle, sometimes surrounded by trees and sometimes surrounded by ruins.
Soon I understood why these places were best. It was because the sort of stories I heard seemed more at home outside, like they belonged to the woods at night being whispered, rather than being performed to lots of people in big rooms.
And although I myself stayed silent it was as if every word held some secret message..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
(Mary) Katherine Van Alst.
"Stay with us...stay with us...
they seemed to whisper as I walked away from them that fateful morning. And since that day there have been many times, when I think of all the horrible things that happened after, I wished I had listened and never left the woods..."
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child by James Stoorie.
MiStoorie: The Autobiography Of A Feral Child.
"It must have been early summer, because things were beginning to peek over garden walls and wherever I walked I cast a long shadow.
Down the bridleway I had come, down the bridleway I had been watching for days. Later it becomes a footpath and by the end only a cutting. Bride, foot, cutting. Just like a fairytale..."
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