William — William Moore
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3,313 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Aug
William — William Moore’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Grimoire Diaries is a Stone Fable production, based on the Grimoire of Forgotten Fairy Tales, The Tome of Terrible Truths, and The Book of Bitter Ends by William Moore.
This episode was written by Alex Edwards and William Moore.
Copyright 2026, all rights reserved.
But fan works are very welcome.
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Stone Fable would like to thank the following people for making Season 2 of The Grimoire Diaries possible by supporting it on Kickstarter.
Benjamin Wooster, Jay Miller, Reaper, The Lorms Family, Trisha Kamuka, John Foster, Mikayla, Christian, Rona Horne, Nikki Daniluk, Rick Singh, Raul Prisacario, Nicole Martin, Frostbitten,
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Thank you all so much for your support, and thank you, dear listener, for listening.
The Grimoire Diaries contains themes of horror, death, grief, violence, domestic abuse, body horror, and psychological distress.
Some listeners may find elements of the
I knew it would be raining.
I looked up at the grey sky and felt a light drizzle on my face.
English winter was often a lot worse, but it's not exactly what you imagine for a day at the beach.
A chill breeze made me wrap my coat tighter.
It was late morning and Harriet, Jez and I had just stepped off the train at Folkestone.
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