Smithsonian National Storytelling Festival

Filed under Tall Tales by Brother Wolf on February 11, 2010 at 7:37 pm no comments

While working with the Smithsonian Folk Festival in Washington D.C., I had the beginnings of an idea. Storytelling as an art form clearly thrives in community. Many people who hunger to be better storytellers suffer from a lack of constructive feedback. Maybe what the storytelling community needs is someplace to go that will allow them to learn the process for creating great stories.


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Eric James Wolf
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Yellow Springs, Ohio. 45387
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