sylvan terrors and the thrice-bound cord
{ or: dangers, and those who face them }
Welcome to Chasing the Wind. This is an essay series engaging with Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows, chapter by chapter, from the viewpoint of an unabashed admirer (me). Here’s the preface explaining why I’m doing this. And here’s the playlist with five new woodsy songs to enjoy (starting from Prokofiev’s Wedding Dance). Cheers, friends.
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