Stories from Martin Hatchuel - Page 5
Some light entertainment for you and your guests
Think about it creatively: we could combine these stories with some art work, print them...
Gift cards, pillow gifts - everyone loves a good bed-time story!
Horse racing in Knysna, 1882
![Image: Wikimedia. David Shapinsky from Washington, D.C., United States [Public domain]](https://b-cdn.springnest.com/media/img/i2/horse_racing_currier__ives_lithograph_189087bfd06.jpg?crop=1473%2C817%2C0%2C55&width=620 "Image: Wikimedia. David Shapinsky from Washington, D.C., United States [Public domain]")
Stories stick; facts leak out. Which is why I tell stories like this for my clients.
You want some?
The Fishy Smiths
A review of Mike Bruton's three-way biography of the ichthyologists JLB and Margaret Smith and their coelacanth
The White Lady at the Garden of Eden
Why hasn’t the local press reported on the White Lady of the Garden of Eden since July, 1992? She’d been seen before, and they wrote about her then. But why hasn’t she been seen since?
A short story by Martin Hatchuel
Hentie’s Botel - My Avalon
Facts slip, stories stick. And the stories you tell say more about your brand than anything else in your marketing arsenal.
As an example: here's an article I wrote about a legendary citizen of Knysna for Knysna's legendary restaurant - 34 South (the home of the Knysna oyster).
The Phantom Moth of Phantom Pass
A homesick girl, a frightened horse, and a lovely moth - all the ingredients you need for a traveller's short story
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