Stories at Will

A big surprise for Albert Sump at the opening of his library ofAlternative Facts, and what did happen to Polly? Each podcast has two stories and is about 10-15 minutes long. Some are light and amusing, others are darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. What's not to like? Let's do it...

First, a powerful tale of friendship, community, and change. Then find out what Louise sees when, each night, she looks out of her bedroom window. Each podcast has two stories and is about 10-15 minutes long. Some are light and amusing, others are darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. What's not to like? Let's do it...

Something different this time. Join me for a few Lacy and Wincyette stories. What's not to like? Let's do it!

We’ve made it back in time for Christmas with a ghost story set at the seaside, and a dramatic Christmas story where Santa gets some unexpected feedback. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’.Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, othersare much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of‘Stories at Will’. What’s no...

Our third ‘Stories at Will Specials’ features three lovely and heartwarming stories by my friend Diana Humphrey. I’vealways enjoyed her work, and hope you will too.

For our second Stories at Will Special, we are pleased to present three stories by the wonderful Fiona Cameron. We hope you’ll enjoy her sinister humour and her worlds of magical realism.

Join my friend James Morrison, as he reads his three charming stories about Larry, the Scottish Sea-Eagle. Stories at Will Specials is an occasional series to showcase the work of some other writers and readers.

Special guest reader Diana Humphrey reads her beautiful and heart-warming story, ‘A Civic Proposal’. Let’s finish Series Three, as we began, with another story about writing. Here’s my murder mystery, ‘Dark Deeds at Brightly Manor’. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’.Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, othersare much darker. Some will push the boundaries...

We open today with a letterfrom Elmstone Hardwicke’s mother, surfing in Hawaii, to her son. It’s written by James Morrison and beautifully read by my friendLesley Jeanes, before a visit to a German museum of curiositiesreveals some verysurprising items. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’.Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, othersare much darker. Some will...

We start with five very short stories under the overall title of ‘Scenes from First Dates’, then hear about Kyle and Cressida Cocktail, who use their date night to explore some very grown up fun. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the...

Yes! Even better than a Winter Warmer: it’s Stories at Will Episode 307. Hear what happens in my unexpected encounter with my friend Larry the Sea-eagle, then a longer story of other unexpected encounters read by special guest reader Fiona Cameron. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will pu...

Special guest reader Fiona Cameron brings us a tale of revenge in 1820s Greece, followed by the true story of certain events during the first human trip to Mars. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of ‘Stories at Will’...

What happens when love and desire go wrong, then Cath Humphris reads her beautiful story about love in lockdown. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of ‘Stories at Will’.

Guest reader Fiona Cameron brings us her sinister story from the dark side, and a car boot sale bargain reveals some unusual properties. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of ‘Stories at Will’.

A lovely story by guest writer Cath Humphris about gardening and a new life for an old car, then Apple’s innovative new iPhone doesn’t quite perform as planned. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of ‘Stories at Will’.

Yes! It’s Stories at Will Episode 302: We catch up with intrepid explorer Martin the Microbe, and pay another visit to the Neanderthals of Meldon Hill, this time having a problem with the neighbours… Coming soon: A lovely story by guest writer Cath Humphris about gardening and a new life for an old car, then Apple’s innovative new iPhone doesn’t quite perform as planned. Join me on ‘Stories at Wil...

We start Series 3 with a celebration of writing. Famous thriller writer Jack Williams has a crisis of confidence and rediscovers what writing is all about. Join me on ‘Stories at Will’. Each Podcast has two stories and lasts about 15 minutes. Some are light and amusing, others are much darker. Some will push the boundaries of imagination. So, step in, to the quirky world of ‘Stories at Will’.

We round off Series 2 with two stories about writing. Roger Dimkins tries his hand at it, not entirely successfully, and another writer gets some unexpected feedback. Looking forward to being back with you in Autumn 2024 with Stories at Will Series Three and some special guest writers. In the meantime, look out for our new venture ‘Will’s Shortest Shorts’ available soon. Join me again for more qui...

As we head towards the end of Series 2, another story about Martin the Masticating Microbe, and a spoof of a popular Radio 4 quiz. Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know -  ⁠cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.

This time, the joys and perils of smartphones. It all depends on who's using it, how long they're using it for, and what they're looking at... Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know -  cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.

Stan the Goldfish uses his secret power to repel yet another predator, then Eric keeps swimming and gets a marvellous reward. Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know -  cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.

What is the secret of The Great Walmondo's mysterious cupboard, whose was the knife, and where was Billy through those lost years? Then find out what our mirrors really think about us... Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know - cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.

We're off with the Aliens this week. Artificial Intelligence takes over Will's writing, and Ben is abducted by alilens, leaving Kate with two unexplained crackles on her phone. Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know - cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.

Two hot and spicy stories for grownups this time, both infused with that quirky Stories at Will humour. After the first one you'll never look at an onion in the same way again. In the second story a rather innocent young man meets a woman who is seriously into S&M. Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know - cimiezwl@btinternet.com All st...

Relive the catastrophic events at Countess Brimscombe's ballroom, then hear the Countess's reply to Elmstone Hardwicke's letter of apology, written by James Morrison and read by Fiona Cameron. Join me again soon for more quirky stories on 'Stories at Will'. Any comments or feedback let me know - cimiezwl@btinternet.com All stories and content © William Lewis 2024.