The God in the Reeds

Beneath the comfort of one of Britain’s most beloved children’s stories lies a chapter long forgotten—a vision too strange, too unsettling to survive in most editions. The Wind in the Willows is remembered for whimsy and warmth, but hidden in its pages is the shadow of something older, wilder, and far more haunting. Tonight, we follow the music that drifts through the reeds at dawn, and uncover why Kenneth Grahame’s tale once knelt before a god the world tried to forget.