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Storytelling for Grantseekers: A Guide to Creative Nonprofit Fundraising by Cheryl A. Clarke, 2009-01-20
Storytelling in Film and Television by Kristin Thompson, 2003-06-30
The World of Storytelling by Anne Pellowski, 1991-03
Tell Me About Yourself: Storytelling to Get Jobs and Propel Your Career by Katharine Hansen, 2009-04-01
Your Mythic Journey: Finding Meaning in Your Life Through Writing and Storytelling (Inner Work Book) by SamKeen, Anne Valley-Fox, 1989-09-01
Character Development and Storytelling for Games (Game Development Series) by Lee Sheldon, 2004-06-15
The Power of Story: Teaching Through Storytelling by Rives Collins, Pamela J. Cooper, 2005-11-25
Storytelling in Christian Art from Giotto to Donatello by Jules Lubbock, 2006-05-22
Storytelling for Social Justice: Connecting Narrative and the Arts in Antiracist Teaching (The Teaching/Learning Social Justice Series) by Lee Anne Bell, 2010-03-17
Ready-To-Tell Tales (American Storytelling) by David Holt, 1995-03-25
More Best-Loved Stories Told at the National Storytelling Festival (20th Anniversary Edition)
Children Tell Stories: Teaching and Using Storytelling in the Classroom (Multimedia DVD included with the book) by Martha Hamilton, Mitch Weiss, 2005
The Elements of Storytelling: How to Write Compelling Fiction by Peter Rubie, 1996
Archival Storytelling: A Filmmaker's Guide to Finding, Using, and Licensing Third-Party Visuals and Music by Sheila Curran Bernard, Kenn Rabin, 2008-09-29

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Storytelling Power ... Use The Power Of Storytelling At Home, At Work And In You
storytelling Power stories and story resources to add power to your life your career and your community. Welcome to storytelling Power.
http://www.creativekeys.net/StorytellingPower/sphome.html
International Storytelling Center
storytelling programs and resources. Information about the National storytelling Festival. Newsletter sign up.
http://www.storytellingcenter.net

Extractions: Tom Raymond's "Timeless Voices" photographic exhibit opens June 1, 2004 at the Storytelling Center. Tellers-in-Residence Program to begin June 1, 2004 with Kathryn Windham. Featured Storytellers for the 32nd National Storytelling Festival have been announced! Discounted tickets are available for the National Storytelling Festival October 1-3, 2004 in Jonesborough, Tennessee Be sure to check out the Festival 2003 Photo Album! Site development by NovakGroup Hillhouse Graphic Design
National Storytelling Festival - International Storytelling Center
Make plans now for the 32nd National storytelling Festival, October 13, 2004 in Jonesborough, Tennessee! Click the links on the left to find out more!
http://www.storytellingcenter.com/festival/festival.htm

Extractions: Make plans now for the 32nd National Storytelling Festival, October 1-3, 2004 in Jonesborough, Tennessee! Click the links on the left to find out more! The International Storytelling Center celebrates the power of storytelling each year in October by showcasing the world's stories, storytellers, and storytelling traditions at the highly acclaimed National Storytelling Festivalthe world's premier storytelling event. As the Presenting Sponsor of the National Storytelling Festival, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is uniting with the International Storytelling Center to advance the performance, preservation, and practice of storytelling. Other Festival Sponsors include the National Endowment for the Arts, TN Arts Commission, and August House. The National Storytelling Festival is partially funded under an agreement with the Tennessee Arts Commission, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Werewolf Index
Werewolf the Apocalypse errata, house rules, developer excepts, storytelling ideas, new rites, new gifts, new talens and fetishes, other shapeshifter guidelines, camps, societies and some Dark Ages ideas.
http://www.mants-lair.org.uk/wereindex.htm

Extractions: Rules and Reference The Umbra Gifts, Rites, Totems and Fetishes Garou Gifts - collected from various sources on the internet Black Spiral Gifts - Gifts for the Wyrm's tribe Garou Rites - some new rites for the Garou Fetishes - take a guess Gaia's Healing Hands - by Colin Chapman, spiritually awakening stones, metals and minerals.
International Storytelling Center
International storytelling Center, Jonesborough TN, promotes the power of storytelling and its creative applications to produce positive change in our society
http://www.storytellingcenter.com/

Extractions: Tom Raymond's "Timeless Voices" photographic exhibit opens June 1, 2004 at the Storytelling Center. Tellers-in-Residence Program to begin June 1, 2004 with Kathryn Windham. Featured Storytellers for the 32nd National Storytelling Festival have been announced! Discounted tickets are available for the National Storytelling Festival October 1-3, 2004 in Jonesborough, Tennessee Be sure to check out the Festival 2003 Photo Album! Site development by NovakGroup Hillhouse Graphic Design
The Storytelling FAQ
The storytelling FAQ. Frequently Asked Questions. has moved and expanded! Please Sheppard. The storytelling FAQ is maintained by Tim Sheppard
http://www.lilliput.co.uk/faq.html

Extractions: The Storytelling FAQ Frequently Asked Questions In a few seconds you will be taken automatically to the new site at http://www.timsheppard.co.uk/story or click on the link to go imme diately. The new site also includes comprehensive collections, for storytellers, of articles, books, links, pictures and information on the oral tradition and the art of storytelling - compiled by Tim Sheppard The Storytelling FAQ is maintained by Tim Sheppard INTERNET RESOURCES REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCAL AND NATIONAL STORYTELLING ORGANIZATIONS FESTIVALS, CONVENTIONS, EVENTS AND COURSES ... THE STORYTELLING SCENE AROUND THE WORLD
Creativity Workshop, Creative Writing, Art, Memoir, Storytelling, Drama, Journal
The site explores creative process, stimulating new ideas, getting over writers' block, gaining creative courage. For people of all backgrounds, writers, businesspeople, teachers, artists. Workshops are given in NYC, Florence, Greece, Paris, and Barcelona.
http://www.creativityworkshop.com

Extractions: Journaling The Creativity Workshop was established in 1993 and is commited to helping individuals believe in and develop their creative process through using creative writing, art, memoir, storytelling, drama, journaling and map making exercises intended to become the tools for a lifetime. People from all different disciplines, interests and levels of experience, come together to explore their imaginations. The Creativity Workshop is dedicated to teaching people about their creativity and how to use it in all aspects of life, work, and creative expression. In a non-competitive, nurturing atmosphere, the Creativity Workshop course helps participants develop creative skills, expanded sense perception, concept innovation and problem solving, increased inspiration and brainstorming, and new ways of looking at life as exciting and transformative. Our Creativity Workshops in New York City and our Summer Creativity Workshops in Europe are a perfect retreat for teachers, business people, writers, scientists, artists and anyone curious about the creative process. More
Redirect Page To The New Home Of Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Resources For Story
Redirect page to the new home of The storytelling FAQ, and comprehensive collections, for storytellers, of articles, links, and information on the oral
http://www.lilliput.co.uk/storytel.html

Extractions: In a few seconds you will be taken automatically to the new site at http://www.timsheppard.co.uk/story or click on the link to go imme diately. Comprehensive collections, for storytellers, of articles, links, and information on the oral tradition and the art of storytelling - compiled by Tim Sheppard The Storytelling FAQ
Intergeneration Foundation's Annual Storytelling Contest
Open to all ages, this short story contest is designed to promote intergenerational understanding. Maximum length 750 words. Cash prizes total $700. No entry fees. Deadline June 30, 2004.
http://www.intergenerationday.org/contest.html

Extractions: The contest's goal is to recognize storytelling as a way to connect different generations. An age-old tradition to inform, educate and entertain, storytelling can be the glue that brings us closer together. Write a story(fiction, non-fiction, or a combination) that you think will increase intergenerational unity and understanding. Feature characters from at least two different generations.
Illinois Storytelling Festival
Illinois storytelling, Inc. PO Box 249, McHenry IL 60050 815344-0181 email info@storytelling.org. This site is a member of The storytelling Ring.
http://www.storytelling.org/

Extractions: This site is a member of The Storytelling Ring. The Storytelling Ring allows you to visit other sites on the Internet that are dedicated to the art of storytelling. Each is connected to the others in a circle, allowing you to go from one to the other and finally back to the first by simply pressing the Next button on each site. Or you can view a list of sites on the ring. This site is a member of WebRing.
Welcome To Youth For Creative Adventure Storytelling - Role Playing For Educatio
Dedicated to developing afterschool and summer programs for youth. Includes news, a history, and program overviews.
http://www.youth4cast.org/

Extractions: Where open minds create new worlds. "The best way to tell a good story is to experience one." Youth for Creative Adventure StoryTelling (YCAST) is an organization dedicated to the advancement of using Role-playing games as a tool for education. We are currently looking for three things: 1. Responsible and creative educators/storytellers who are interested in a different approach to teaching. 2. Imaginative youth between the ages of 10 and 16 that are interested in a different, and fun, way of learning. 3. Concerned parents/guardians that are interested in enrolling their students into a wonderful opportunity for everlasting experiences and personal development. [Home]
Illinois Storytelling Festival
21st Annual Illinois storytelling Festival September 1719, 2004. This is something special Illinois storytelling, Inc. PO Box 249 McHenry
http://www.storytelling.org/festival.html

Extractions: September 17-19, 2004 Comfortable seating is provided under four big top tents with plenty of space to spread out picnic lunches. Listen to tales told in the Big Tent, Adults Tent, Traditions Tent, and the Village Square - where stories for the kids will be told, in addition to an open mic and our ever popular Liar's Contest. Enjoy old time music during dinner on Saturday, then cuddle up for the Ghost Stories. Don't enjoy ghost stories? Then choose to listen to the Saturday Night Cabaret - what a hoot!! Then s tart the day Sunday with Spiritual Stories and Reminiscenses. We've invited "Memory Makers", a storytelling club for seniors, and four school storytelling clubs. And a new venue has been added - New Voices - where six storytellers never heard at the festival will share. There's something for everyone - young and old - come Celebrate Illinois Story with us! The Festival is held in the Spring Grove Village Park at the corner of Main St. and Bliven in Spring Grove, Illinois. Plastic folding chairs are provided for festival seating or you may bring your own blankets or lawn chairs. We have food vendors for food and drinks, or you may pack a picnic. No glass containers please. Portable restrooms on site. Pets are not allowed in the park during the festival.
EAWC Essay: Storytelling, The Meaning Of Life, And The Epic Of Gilgamesh
Exploring Ancient World Cultures Essays on the Ancient Near East storytelling, the Meaning of Life, and The Epic of Gilgamesh. Arthur A. Brown.
http://eawc.evansville.edu/essays/brown.htm

Extractions: Arthur A. Brown Stories do not need to inform us of anything. They do inform us of things. From The Epic of Gilgamesh , for example, we know something of the people who lived in the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the second and third millenniums BCE. We know they celebrated a king named Gilgamesh; we know they believed in many gods; we know they were self-conscious of their own cultivation of the natural world; and we know they were literate. These things we can fix or establish definitely. But stories also remind us of things we cannot fix of what it means to be human. They reflect our will to understand what we cannot understand, and reconcile us to mortality. To see for ourselves the meaning of a story, we need, first of all, to look carefully at what happens in the story; that is, we need to look at it as if the actions and people it describes actually took place or existed. We can articulate the questions raised by a character's actions and discuss the implications of their consequences. But we need to consider, too, how a story is put together how it uses the conventions of language, of events with beginnings and endings, of description, of character, and of storytelling itself to reawaken our sensitivity to the real world. The real world is the world without conventions, the unnameable, unrepresentable world in its continuity of action, its shadings and blurrings of character, its indecipherable patterns of being. The stories that mean most to us bring us back to our own unintelligible and yet immeasurably meaningful lives.
Interactive Storytelling Tools For Writers
Software for creating and using interactive storyworlds.
http://www.erasmatazz.com/

Extractions: You read it here first! In my essay, The Doom of Bush , dated last December, I declared that Bush had already lost the election. Back then it seemed a crazy prediction, but now it seems likely. February 18th, 2004: My report on my trip to Australia. Questions or comments? to email Chris Crawford perpetrator of the Erasmatron, decode this jpg . Sorry for the visual indirection, but my inbox is getting buried in spam Want to be kept up to date on developments? Send me an email asking to be put on the mailing list for my occasional, brief newsletter.
Miss Carol's Magical Puppetime
These delightful and interactive puppet shows combine puppetry with music, magic, storytelling, comedy and audience participation; good for all ages.
http://www.magicalpuppetime.com/

Extractions: Miss Carol features her own handcrafted marionette puppets in a cabaret variety show where puppets perform a vast array of acts referred to as vignettes (short skits). They sing, dance, play musical instruments, do comical things, tell stories and jokes, perform circus tricks like juggling, and perform magical illusions and more. They appear very lifelike and may walk right up to audience members. As the puppeteer pulls a few strings, the marionettes captivate audiences and leave them spellbound. Included are vignettes from many familiar childhood favorite fairy tales, animal tales, nursery rhymes and original adaptations and parodies. Additional entertainment choices are also available to add to the above described variety show such as having your own theme orientation (see " themes " under "Meet the Puppets" above) , adding a fairygram (see " fairygrams " under "Meet the Puppets" above) , putting on and using finger puppets, petting puppets and/or helping to manipulate a marionette, playing musical instruments, helping with magic tricks, having their faces painted, and/or making a puppet or special favor the children can keep. To schedule an event call Miss Carol
Australian Storytelling
G day, Mate. Welcome to Australian storytelling About us, information. Messages, Whats on around Australia, About storytelling in Australia. CLICK
http://www.home.aone.net.au/stories/index4.htm
Home Page
Contains information about the guild, storytellers and events.
http://storytelling.org.nz/

Extractions: This Web Site is under the auspices of The New Zealand Guild of Storytellers - Nga Kaikorero Purakau O Aotearoa (Inc) "Words convey the mental treasures of one period to the generations that follow; and laden with this, their precious freight, they sail safely across gulfs of time in which empires have suffered shipwreck and the languages of common life have sunk into oblivion." Anon Storytelling: an ancient art Storytelling has been around as long as there have been people. Our storytellers have been priests and mystics, wise people and sages, and they have been Mum and Dad. In truth, each of us is a storyteller, whether our favourite subject is the "one that got away" or the latest escapades of our children. Stories are as natural to us as breathing and dreaming. Storytelling is a tool for modern times. In this age of high tech, many of us long for a return to simpler times. The ancient art of Storytelling is being recognised as the perfect tool for humanising the workplace, increasing the creativity of our learning environments, and as a teaching tool to create stronger communities. Stories invite us to create and pass down our culture from generation to generation, to share our values, to question our assumptions, and to see our individual and collective futures.
Digital Storytelling
overview media action relationship context communication examples research resources forum the elements of digital storybuilding.
http://www.inms.umn.edu/elements/
A Story Is A Promise
Essays that review films from a storytelling point of view.
http://www.storyispromise.com/wmovies.htm

Extractions: Q/A Home Movie Reviews I review the following movies and their story structure: Groundhog Day The Usual Suspects Sleepless in Seattle Last Action Hero ... Shawshank Redemption The following are columns originally written for Screentalk, the International Magazine of Screenwriting. From Simplicity to Complexity A review of Mulholland Drive that explores how this complex story was built on a foundation of simple ideas. Conscious Storytelling A review of the structure of Memento and how going back in time can advance a story. Throwing Your Characters Over the Edge A review of The Sweet Hereafter, The Five Senses, and Last Night that explores how stripping characters of a familar world can set a story into motion. Writing from the Inside Out A review of You Can Count on Me. The Cascade Effect A review of Mystery Science Theater's Pod People and the effect of obscurity. Writing Pain A review of A Simple Plan.
RPGnet Review Of Maelstrom Storytelling
Playtest review by Shadow Sprite.
http://www.rpg.net/news reviews/reviews/rev_735.html

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