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FUN WITH STORIES! is now 'Curious Herald' - I'm still online!

Dear Readers,

FUN WITH STORIES! is evolving.

What began as a small creative blogging space built around stories, imagination, and experimentation is now gradually growing into something broader - Curious Herald.

The name has been changed, but the spirit behind it remains the same.

Curious Herald represents a wider creative vision, one that extends beyond just stories into animation, reflections, mythology, fictional worlds, and thought-driven creative exploration. The objective was never simply to upload content, but to slowly build worlds, ideas, narratives, and experiences fueled by curiosity itself.

As part of this transition, the YouTube channel is now active under the name Curious Herald, where storytelling and animation continue to expand steadily. The channel has been growing into a visual extension of the ideas and narratives explored here.

One of the major ongoing projects is Ramayana: The Epic Series - an animated storytelling series exploring the timeless epic through visuals, narration, and creative interpretation. The journey through Ayodhya, exile, devotion, conflict, dharma, and destiny has only begun, with five episodes already released and many more still ahead.

The Ramayana is not merely a story preserved through centuries - it is an epic that continues to evolve through every generation that revisits it. Through this series, the attempt is to present the narrative in an engaging and visually immersive form while preserving the emotional and philosophical depth that makes it timeless.

This blog, which shall remain the centre creative space, will continue expanding with more stories, animations, experimental projects, and creative explorations in the future.

And thus, FUN WITH STORIES! now steps forward into its next chapter as Curious Herald.

The name has evolved but curiosity remained, rightfully so.

Regards,

Shanmukha
Curious Herald



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