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What is your outside web or blog site URL ? Please post at your page - this helps connect you to the world looking for story!
http://www.storybug.net
What is your preferred email address for contact?
storybug@aol.com
Are you a performer of story or listener, both, other? Tell us a bit about yourself...
performer, teaching artist, workshop leader, writer

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Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Stor E Telling Column January February 2007

If you are a member of the National Storytelling Network (and if not, why not?) and save the hard copies of their amazing Storytelling Magazine, you know it is always filled with insightful articles from talented storytellers and educators.



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Posted on June 29, 2013 at 3:00pm

A Rising Tide...Guest Bloggers Share Their Expertise

A few months ago I reached my 2012 personal blog goal of 100,000 readers. I am a firm believer in the quote, "A rising tide floats all boats"  so I decided to share the audience with my…

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Posted on September 16, 2012 at 1:21pm

The Year of the Rabbit - Celebrate the Chinese New Year

 

 

The  Chinese New Year begins on February 3 and 2011 is The Year of the Rabbit. Here are some tales,  crafts, curriculum and more to help you celebrate in style!



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A Rabbit Story - Tibet

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Brer Rabbit and Tar Baby - USA…

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Posted on January 25, 2011 at 10:30am

Women In "Her"story!



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Posted on March 3, 2010 at 7:10pm

Tales, Technology and Techniques - Ancient Tradition Meets the 21st Century

In 2008 I was invited to particpate in a panel discussion at the National Storytelling Conference. Although I was unable to attend at the last minute due to a family members passing, I put together this handout for the attendees. I updated the information today and although the article is posted at my website, http://www.storybug.net/ on the Publications Page, I thought it might be useful here as well. I hope you find some new ideas to help you market your… Continue

Posted on January 27, 2010 at 8:06pm

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At 1:59pm on December 2, 2009, Debbie Block said…
Hey Karen! If you and Ray are free (ha ha) come to Cambridge tomorrow night - Bill is playing at Passim and our son Dylan will be doing a couple of songs with him....it will be fun and would be great to see you! xo D
At 12:18am on June 29, 2009, Michelle Keith said…
Hi Karen,

Thank YOU for everything you have done to help the Story Cafe! I look forward to seeing ou on July 18th. Until then, enjoy this glorious time of year - even with the rain.

All my best,
Michelle
At 9:10pm on July 26, 2008, Karen Chace said…
Hi Andrea,

I have a meeting at 5:00, not sure what time it will end. I will do my best to be on the call. If I am not there make sure to let the folks know that I am working on an open mic series in New Bedford. The kickoff is November 1 at a fundraiser to get the word out. I mentioned this awhile ago on LANES, we are taking the first steps. I will let everyone know when the dates, other than 11/1 are firm.

Thanks for the personal invite :) I will do my best to chime in.

Karen
At 9:01pm on July 26, 2008, andrea lovett said…
Hi Karen,
Didn't know if you were free Monday eve or not . I know you've seen this but wanted to invite you personally too.

Monday JUL 28th @ 8PM phone Conference and inaugural meeting of massmouth
Call 623-218-1092 then extension 187 (Mr. Conference )
Let us know who you are and where you are from when you come on.
Please read and comment on agenda here - even if you cannot
"attend" either meeting you can participate here http://massmouth.blogspot.com/
YOU MUST HAVE a gmail account to add to the comments section at this blog -
this is not our rule, it is just how these free services work.

Agenda:
1. talk about what we hope to do through massmouth
-- meet, perform, educate, tech support, mentor and?
2.talk about what is possible [ narrow it down?] how often to meet - logistics
like where to have next meeting, should we keep it ourselves or open it up
Set up a poll on blog
3. talk about interactive story idea [Storysport or Story and Improv] in a bar or cafe?
4. Set agenda and date for next meeting
http://norahdooley.blogspot.com/ Andrea and Norah
At 10:03pm on July 15, 2008, Karen Chace said…
Hi ladies,

I haven't tried to link my site yet Andrea, will try to figure that one out this week. Away from home doing a few gigs. Aren't laptops grand? :) Yes, it would be great to have a list of everyone's webiste. Is there a separate location/page on this site where we could list everyone?

Norah, you always amaze me with your techno saavy. I hope to have some video up one day as well. One step at a time... :)

Thanks ladies for always being one step ahead!

Karen
At 9:06pm on July 15, 2008, Norah Dooley said…
Hey there ! Just got my video and mic in synch. Looking forward to video projects with other tellers.
Ciao for now
Norah
At 5:24pm on July 15, 2008, andrea lovett said…
Karen were you able to link your website to this? we should have back and forth of everyone's site nNo?
At 6:49pm on July 2, 2008, Karen Chace said…
Hi Andrea,

You rock girl! I can't believe how fast you did got this up and running. Thanks so much for all you do.

Karen
 
 
 

FIRST PRIZE AT GRAND SLAM STORY SLAM

Grand Prize for South Shore Grand Slam Story Slam generously donated by Nicolette Heavey and Stories In The Streets (A Maine Get Away)

https://www.facebook.com/StoriesInTheStreets

Stories in the Streets in an outreach literacy program that focuses on families in at-risk areas and fosters community engagement in storytelling by: 1) Creating opportunities for public storytelling wherever families gather — a farmer’s market, laundromat, or food line; and, 2) Offering storytelling workshops that raise family engagement in literacy, cultural awareness and community understanding.  The program is currently active in Lawrence, Brockton and Randolph.

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Grand Slam Story Slam Fuller Craft Museum May 7th

The South Shore story Slams presents The GRAND SLAM STORY SLAM MAY 5TH @The Company Theater 6:30PM the winners of Doyles and SS Story Slam Season compete for Maine Getaway valued at  $1,000. Get your tickets before they are gone $25.00 in advance $20.00 members at door $30.00 non members 

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