About Willey Phinedit (pronounced Find-It)

Willey Phinedit is a Storyteller, Maine Humorist, UnRegistered Guide and a Tall Taleologist with a few tales to tell. Filled with the Down East humor traditions of old, blending folk with original tales of fantasy as dry as your morning toast and as fresh as your next cup of coffee! Willey is a Maine character, one who is sincere and honest as the day is long (like Alaska in the Wintah). He has been known to stretch the truth just a little. When Willey arrives, he will arrive in his UnRegistered guide outfit and he will sound similar to the Maine stereotypical down east humorist. Some of the shows performed by Willey Phinedit Feel free to ask the Storytelling contact what they thought about their Willey experience. "Lobster Tales" for the Toastmasters Conference at the Samoset resort in Rockport. Contact: Mike Harris  E-mail: Mike@SpeakUpSpeakWell.com “Mental Vacations” Opening act for Rebecca Rule at the White Mountain Storytelling Festival Waterville Vally NH Contact: Lauretta Phillips  E-mail: lphillipstale@comcast.net “A Twisted Taste of Maine” Co-starring Michael Parent at the St. Lawrence center for the Arts Contact: Michael Parent  E-mail: michaelparent@maine.rr.com “A Tree to See” Family performance at the Western Maine Storytelling Festival, Farmington Maine. Contact: Jo Radner  E-mail: jradner@american.edu “A Vocal Glocal” Feature at MOOSE Meeting, Portland Public Library. Contact: Katy Rydell  E-mail: Katy@katyrydell.com "The Weather Knott" with Willey Phinedit.  Willey is what most people would call a real character. Actually he is a character, created by Storyteller Vernon Cox for a reunion at Camp Natarswi in the last century. He appeared as a gag guest and Willey has been here ever since. Buy "A Glocal Vocal" today Album  CD: $10.00     MP3: $4.00        Per Story: $0.50  Listen to free sample below Learn how to get your music heard at ReverbNation.com  Attention Parents! Willey's performance may not be suitable for children younger than 10.  Parents and their off spring would not be offended by his performances; however the lines go so far above the young ones heads they may struggle reaching for them.                                         “Remember :  Wherever you go, there you are!” LIKE Willey's Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ME.Teller About: Your Maine Storytellers Learnin' Vernon