Story Power: Secrets to Creating, Crafting, and Telling Memorable Stories (Verbal communication, Presentations, Relationships, How

In today's noisy, techie, automated world, storytelling is not only relevant, it's vital. Story Power provides techniques...
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Author: Kate Farrell
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Story Power: Secrets to Creating, Crafting, and Telling Memorable Stories (Verbal communication, Presentations, Relationships, How by Farrell, Kate

Story Power: Secrets to Creating, Crafting, and Telling Memorable Stories (Verbal communication, Presentations, Relationships, How

CHF 25.33

Story Power: Secrets to Creating, Crafting, and Telling Memorable Stories (Verbal communication, Presentations, Relationships, How

CHF 25.33
Author: Kate Farrell
Format: Paperback
Language: English
In today's noisy, techie, automated world, storytelling is not only relevant, it's vital. Story Power provides techniques for creating and framing personal stories and effective tips for telling them in any setting.

Author: Kate Farrell
Publisher: Mango
Published: 06/16/2020
Pages: 272
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.85lbs
Size: 8.43h x 5.43w x 0.87d
ISBN: 9781642501971

About the Author
Farrell, Kate: -

Kate Farrell, MLS, is a graduate of the School of Library and Information Studies, UC Berkeley. She has been a language arts classroom teacher (pre-school and grades kindergarten through 12th), author, librarian, university lecturer, and storyteller in Northern California since 1966. She founded the Word Weaving Storytelling Project, in collaboration with the California State Department of Education funded by grants from Zellerbach Family Fund, San Francisco, 1979-1991, to train educators at all levels, and published numerous educational materials.

She is author of Word Weaving: A Storytelling Workbook, 1980; co-author of a monograph, Effects of Storytelling: An Ancient Art for Modern Classrooms, 1982; author of Word Weaving: A Teaching Sourcebook, 1984; producer and co-author of a training videotape, "Word Weaving: The Art of Storytelling," 1983, distributed by the University of California, Berkeley; and author of the professional book, Storytelling: A Guide for Teachers, Scholastic, 1991. She is also senior author of Storytelling in Our Multicultural World, an oral language development program for early childhood education, published by Zaner-Bloser Educational Publishers, 1994.

Farrell has edited and appeared in numerous anthologies of personal narratives. She is author of the fabulist novella, Strange Beauty, and a collection of short stories, Woman Wonder Tales. http: //katefarrell.net/

She currently offers storytelling workshops to writers in CWC branches and Mechanics Institute Library and the San Francisco Public Library and hosts a weekly storytelling blog: http: //www.storytellingforeveryone.net/

Albert, Susan Wittig: - Susan Wittig Albert is the award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of Loving Eleanor (2016), about the intimate friendship of Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok; and A Wilder Rose (2014), about Rose Wilder Lane and the writing of the Little House books. Her award-winning fiction also includes mysteries in the China Bayles series, the Darling Dahlias, the Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter, and a series of Victorian-Edwardian mysteries she has written with her husband, Bill Albert, under the pseudonym of Robin Paige. She has written two memoirs: An Extraordinary Year of Ordinary Days and Together, Alone: A Memoir of Marriage and Place, published by the University of Texas Press. Susan Albert is founder of the Story Circle Network, an international not-for-profit membership organization made up of thousands of women who want to document their lives and explore their personal stories through journaling, memoir, autobiography, personal essays, poetry, fiction, nonfiction, drama, and mixed-media, based in Austin, Texas. Susan Wittig Albert is a member of the Texas Institute of Letters and lives in the rugged Texas Hill Country, in the small town of Bertram, just northwest of Austin.

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