The Storyteller Of Krakow by Carly Schabowski
Of War, Captivity, & A Bear Called Wojtek The Storyteller Of Krakow by Carly Schabowski is a powerful historical tale that consumed me from the start. It is a blend of fact and...
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Of War, Captivity, & A Bear Called Wojtek The Storyteller Of Krakow by Carly Schabowski is a powerful historical tale that consumed me from the start. It is a blend of fact and...
Of War, Captivity, & A Bear Called Wojtek The Storyteller Of Krakow by Carly Schabowski is a powerful historical tale that consumed me from the start. It is a blend of fact and...
From the moment the teenage Aggie Brown sees a Qilak Inuit storyteller mask lying in a junkyard, she knows that she has to help return it to its rightful owners. With the help of h...
After German bombs level Eilidh Flett’s neighborhood on the outskirts of Glasgow, mum sends her to stay with her Aunt Rhona and cousin Magnus on tiny, rocky Mirk Skerry. Eilidh mis...
IrishCentral Contributor Kevin O'Hara recounts the fantastic faery tales he heard from a stranger, Belfast man Martin Bailey.
A longstanding storytelling festival brings people in their droves to the island of Cape Clear.
Written before and during WWI, Krúdy's stories have a suitably end-of-the-world feeling The post A Haunted Land and a Charming Dead Man: <i>The Adventures of Sindbad</i>...
Children were seldom silent recipients of whatever the storyteller offered. Their curiosity could interrupt the neatest plot: Why had the king believed a stranger? Could the person...
Four Ordinary Heroes The Warsaw Diary Keeper by Avi Dobzinski is a powerful historical novel that has been constructed around the author’s wife’s aunt’s wartime diaries. This is a...
The first time Andrea Roske-Metcalfe attended a live event presented by the Moth, she had no idea what the global storytelling nonprofit was. “I ended up at a Moth Mainstage... The...
NCR Book Club: In Where Wonder Leads, author Eric Clayton does for the reader what Gandalf does for a hobbit and Dumbledore does for an orphan: He points the way, names the dangers...
Wilhelm “Willie” Grimmerly wishes to leave the Blackened Forest on a journalism internship (“Whether brave or naive, Willie believed stories matter”). Upon her arrival in King’s Co...
Ireland’s traditional storytellers carried the folklore, genealogy and local history of whole districts in their heads and passed it on by voice alone.
We begin this edition (The Drinks Edition) with a fabulous illustration by the Balinese artist I Ketut Gede, titled ‘Fable of the bull, the tiger and the palm-wine tapper’ (c.1890)...
A wailing fairy woman who appears in three forms, four children cursed into swans, and a boy who earned his name by killing a guard dog with a hurl and a sliotar.
I bought this book during Fieldmouse Press's annual catalog pre-sale. I got all the books, and I will be reviewing some of them here, stay tuned! First up is A Tale of Two Traveler...
His love for the music of Epirus and the Balkans brought him to Konitsa in northwestern Greece, where he’s made his home these past five years.
Stories wove through every point of my life. When the world didn’t make sense, I would narrate an alternative version in my head that would help me understand.
When we last left mouseling Titch, she had just escaped a crew of grabbers—greedy forest scavengers—with the help of an eaglebear, a massive creature the Grabbers also held captive...
Daniela Gerson’s "The Wanderers" is all that you can ask for from a book. Meticulously researched, exquisitely told, it is an adventure story spanning more than 80 years, even a lo...
A show using table-top puppetry and shadow play tells the story of Czech-Jewish girl Babi.
Dishing up a lighter-than-air confection replete with homages to classic holiday tales, Grabenstein pits bookish 12-year-old Eloise Dobyns against spiteful failed author Roger Scob...
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