Voice--A Storyteller's Lifestyle

Reaching 100--whether as an age or the action of doing something that many times--is an accomplishment. You are reading my 100th post on ...

This post was inspired by past experience as well as by Wendi Hassan , Executive Director of the Alliance for the Varied Arts and a consulta...

Ever since learning about the Ice Age during elementary school years, I delighted in creating dioramas to imagine how people survived once t...

K. Sean Buvala, storytelling marketing guru and director of Storyteller.net , inspired this blog post by coaching me to pretend it was Decem...

Storytellers exist in every city, country, and continent. When we gather at festivals, conferences, or other events, we experience a kind of...

Note: Part 1 focused on questions to ask the sponsor . Part 2 are internal questions for the storyteller. You may ask, "Why is not ...

One book was left and I lunged for it. A lady took it before I could grasp it. Perhaps when the lady saw my disappointment, she offered the ...

With development of both NationalStorytelling.Net and the Professional Storyteller social networking site, some people are confused as to ...

Dedication and thanks goes to Anthony Radich, Executive Director of the Western States Arts Federation (Westaf), for giving permission to p...

Sweat trickles or teeth clatter for some professional storytellers when they are asked, “How much do you charge?” Either the traditional pat...