What is a “Wentletrap”?
That is what Wallie would like to know.
This is Wallie.
Wallie is an Imp.
I found him in my bedroom in my pencil drawer, which is where I usually find my most important things.
I had no idea what to do with him.
Fortunately, I learned from my Dad how speak the complex and ingenious language of the Imps. Impish, the Imps call it. Wallie is always nattering on about strange people or things he’s seen. His stories are the source for most of what you will find on this site.
Now and then, I’ll post scenes or backdrops related to the Wide Wair, a fantastic universe of fire wights, goblins, merfolk, and fairies that you may never have heard of but are assuredly part of.
That still leaves us with the problem of what a “Wentletrap” is.
I could tell you, except the answer is so much more boring than what it might be.
Let’s redefine it a little.
Welcome to “Wallie’s Wentletrap.”
How do you do, Wallie?
Such a pleasure to stumble into this little piece of delightful madness. I was beginning to think I’m the only one with the strait jacket in this world of words.
Hello!
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Hello to you, too! Wallie the Imp thanks you for your kind words. He, my Friend, and I do like to consider this blog a perfect asylum for the insane. It fits us quite well. And after all, being mad is by far the most sensible way to be!
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Stopping by to say hello! Love the work here.
I think Peter Pan is an imp. What do you think?
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Thank you for stopping by! I’m not sure if Peter Pan is an imp or not, but I wouldn’t be surprised. I’ll have to ask Wallie 🙂
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