02426pam a2200313 a 4500 3940423 OSt 20161203150007.0 930409s1993 aru b 001 0 eng 93001580 0874833043 : $23.95 0874833051 (pbk.) : $13.95 DLC DLC DLC LB1042 .M23 1993 372.64/2 20 MacDonald, Margaret Read The Storyteller's Start-up Book: Finding, Learning, Performing, and Using Folktales including Twelve Tellable Tales Little Rock, Ark. : August House, 1993. 215 p. ; 24 cm. For those who want to begin storytelling but don't know where to start, The Storyteller's Start-Up Book offers everything one could ask for. Margaret Read MacDonald, a folklorist and children's librarian who is also a touring storyteller, offers basic start-up information on finding stories, looking at them critically, starting a story bank, networking with other storytellers, and creating a storytelling event. Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-205) and index. An invitation to storytell -- Your place in tradition -- Learning the story in one hour -- Performing the story -- Thinking of story as an event -- Playing with story -- Teaching with story -- Teaching others to tell -- Telling it everywhere -- Finding the story -- Looking at stories critically -- Defending the story -- Accepting the role of storyteller -- Networking with other tellers -- Why tell? Examining the values of storytelling -- Belonging to the story -- Stories audiences have loved -- Turtle of Koka (Ki-Mbundu/Angola) -- The little old woman who lived in a vinegar bottle (Wales) -- Puchika churika (Selkup/Siberia) -- Marsh hawk (Athabaska) -- Gecko (Lango/Acoli) -- Kudu break! (Basotho) -- What are their names! (Ki-Mbundu/Angola) -- Aayoga with many excuses (Nanai/Siberia) -- Kanu above and kanu below (Limba) -- Ko Kóngole (Nkundo/Zaire) -- Ningun (Nigeria) -- Yonjwa seeks a bride (Nkundo/Zaire) -- Works cited -- Index. Storytelling. Storytellers Training of. Folklore. 7 cbc orignew 1 ocip 19 y-gencatlg lcc BK 10390 10390 0 0 lcc 0 1 1 JHIA JHIA GEN 2016-12-03 0 LB 1042 .M23 1993 12104 2016-12-03 00:00:00 2016-12-03 BK