recounter

However I still feel the reg section is more of a historical recounter than a statement of the current environment.

"And," said the recounter of the tale, poking cheerfully round that night's main course, "someone died."

Recontradas (recountering against the recounter techniques)

Came from De La Salle to Mazenod in 1991 with the reputation of being one of the best recounter ever.

The book received critical acclaim with Business Day, where it was said to be "fascinating... Leon is an excellent writer and recounter... eloquent and heartwarming."

Hieronymus Karl Friedrich von Münchhausen, famous recounter of tall tales, fictionalized as Baron Munchausen (1720-1797)

The new recounter of old tales was young and handsome, his beard as brown as a chestnut; there was a pistol of Fez (which is where they make the best ones) in his sash and a smile on his lips.

It is of some value as a historical source, especially for prohibited literature, and full of anecdotes, for which it was sieved by the brothers Goncourt, who revived interest in this obscure figure, whom they presented as the anecdotier parfait, the reputation, as the "perfect recounter of anecdote" to the present time.