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Grand Argument Stories
What is storytelling? Simply put it is a means of communication. So if we are to discuss storytelling we must first understand what is meant by communication. The process of communication requires at least two parties: the originator and the … Continue reading
A Dispatch From the Land of Storytellers
By Brenda Buchanan Though more than a month has passed since our April visit to Ireland, the experience continues to resonate. I often dream I’m there, dreams so vivid I’m surprised to open my eyes and find myself in Maine. In … Continue reading
There are so many ways to tell a good story
I spend a lot of time scrolling through the offerings on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, etc. looking for just the right thing to watch. I’m often in the mood for true crime documentary, and I feel sometimes like I’ve watched … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernie O'Dea, Boston Globe, Maureen Milliken, rotoscope, storytelling, Tower, writing
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Family Stories of Ireland
By Brenda Buchanan As we all know, the ability to spin a good tale is a valuable thing, especially when times are tough. In the late 19th century, when my maternal grandparents were children living on the impoverished west coast … Continue reading
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Tagged County Kerry, grandmother, Ireland, mother, storytelling
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