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 ...

When our eyes glaze over and a goofy grin appears on our face, we might have entered that fairy tale called childhood. Nothing could go wron...

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

Storytellers are cheerleaders of the stories they tell. You can feel the difference of a cheerleader who shouts out to the audience wit...

At one time or another we have lost something. That moment when we discover something might be gone--whether for a short time or even forev...

To be released November 1, 2010, National Adoption Month, will be a book called “Year of the Family: 12 Adoption tales to place in your home...

Thanks to my nephew, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law for allowing permission to post the pictures. Throughout all ages of time, parents ha...

This is the full article I wrote, though a condensed version was published in the January/February 2008 Storytelling Magazine , with the the...

We, as storytellers, may not always ask for directions in the stories we create. The images of the stories' settings and perhaps the ch...