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The Storytellers Way

A Sourcebook for Inspired Storytelling

Ashley Ramsden Sue Hollingsworth

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English
Hawthorn Press
15 January 2013
Series: Storytelling
Learn how to tell stories for entertainment, teaching, coaching, healing or making meaning. It contains a wealth of stories, exercises, questions, tips and insights to guide your storytelling path, offering time-tested and trusted ways to improve your skills, overcome blocks and become a confident and inspirational storyteller.

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Imprint:   Hawthorn Press
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 230mm,  Width: 185mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   450g
ISBN:   9781907359194
ISBN 10:   1907359192
Series:   Storytelling
Pages:   256
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Sue tells true life tales, leads wilderness and pilgrimage storywalks and runs storytelling retreats for women. Her performances of Along the Way, Out of Eden and Conducting the Storm invite us into a new relationship with nature. Ashley Ramsden and Sue Hollingsworth teach at the International School of Storytelling, founded in 1994 at Emerson College, England. They perform and run courses worldwide. With a background in theatre and speech, Ashley has developed unique methods of teaching storytelling and voice work. He is particularly known for his one man shows of A Christmas Carol, The Amazing Adventures of the Hodja Nasruddin, Tistou, and The Man Who Planted Hope.

Reviews for The Storytellers Way: A Sourcebook for Inspired Storytelling

...From experience, forcing an (often overwhelming) environmental message onto an existing traditional story can sometimes make it extremely worthy and dull. Stories are strange beasts, full of unexpected turns, and like all art forms they should not be safe. So I approached this book with a deal of nervousness. I was pleasantly surprised. The book contains 21 chapters from different authors, exploring different ways in which stories can be used to useful ends for the environment. The chapters vary widely - from Martin Shaw's offering of more spiritual rites of passage and wilderness, through David Metcalfe's exploration of how a story circle can make a difference, to Chris Holland's glorious blobster-building workshops, there is a great deal to learn here from the hands-on experience of the writers. Even more generously, all contribute stories which can be used and developed by the reader, making this a very practical contribution to the subject....a real treasury. -- Lisa Schneidau


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