I thought the storytelling festival was in February…
If you are a fan of storytelling generally and the Tcha Tee Man Wi Storytelling Festival in particular, you should know that the festival is set for the first weekend of March, that’s March 4-6, here in Corvallis.
I will refrain from spilling details to you. Visit the festival’s website where all is revealed.
If listening to stories is your thing, the library has a bonanza of recorded books – books on cassette, on CD, on Playaway, and downloadable audiobooks – to hold you until the festival comes around and real live story-tellers enthrall you.
You can also visit websites such as http://www.shortstoryradio.com/ or http://www.storylineonline.net (if you are a kid at heart) where a reader will read you a story for free.
Here are a few titles from our collection about stories and storytelling, pleasant diversions during our short, dark days. Happily heading toward spring we are!
| The anatomy of story: 22 steps to becoming a master storyteller
John Truby |
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| Bringing the story home: the complete guide to storytelling for parents
Lisa Lipkin |
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| The healing power of stories: creating yourself through the stories of your life
Daniel Taylor |
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| Inviting the wolf in: thinking about the difficult story
Loren Niemi and Elizabeth Ellis |
Posted by Amy, a Second Floor Librarian
Photo credit: November 21: Spoken Reality: A talk with NYC Storytelling Producers, posted by uniondocs on Flickr
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