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- The Multicolored Lady - Storyteller from Hungary
Trickster, trickster :)
Storyteller, writer, archaeologist, everybody's little sister in the storytelling world. The place I call home is in the Hungarian fairyland of Szigetköz (don't ask me to write down my hometown's name... okay, Győrújbaráthegy, there you have it;). I travel around the world (last year I was in the USA on a one-year scholarship, and, according to some of my friends there, I visited more states than native Americans usually do in a year... including Jonesborough, the Timpanogos Conference in Utah, Pennsylvania, New York, Sharing the Fire in New Hampshire, Northlands in Wisconsin and then the St. Louis Festival... huh)
I have been a storyteller (officially professionally actually) since 2006, when I discovered that such a thing still exists (thank you all who were there in cyberspace to help me!) I've been telling stories since I was a kid (runs in the family) - up till the college entrance exams I was convinced I'd be a bard one day. Then I became an Archeology major (Rome sweet home:), and then a storyteller, and my first book got published, and now everyone is trying to figure out where I'm going with all this... (I know exactly. Around the world. Twice. And then twice again, backwards. As simple as that.)
I tell folktales, legends and myths in English and in Hungarian; I'm working on my Spanish telling now. I work in museums, schools, libraries, festivals, pubs, and everywhere people ask me to tell a story or two...
I just love going global and meeting people from all around the world (via Anansi's magical WWWeb, haha, and then in person). Good to be here.
Az igazi meséknek soha nincs vége!
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Raccontamiunastoria Festival, finally!
Best,
Csenge
Posted on October 11, 2009 at 3:20am —
F.E.S.T. in a nutshell
Click here to go to the Multicolored Diary and read more ;)
Posted on August 12, 2009 at 7:39am —
Multicolored Newsletter, Third Issue! Kalamona binds the winds...
Csenge
Just click:
MulticoloredNewsletter3.pdf
Posted on March 29, 2009 at 4:54pm —
Brand new Multicolored Newsletter!
If you are interested, you can download it from HERE.
Read and enjoy! And let me know how you like it :)
Cheers,
The Multicolored Lady
Posted on November 24, 2008 at 1:44pm —
Multicolored Newsletter!
If you want a copy (.pdf attachment in email), let me know!
Cheers,
Csenge
Posted on July 17, 2008 at 2:10pm — 2 Comments
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Thank-you so much!
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how is life with you since FEST?
XClare
Nice to see your page!
I know how it is to be the little sister (in my case brother though) but I also know the best cure. I have been working with educating even younger stprytellers, and now I am their big storytelling brother :)
Pleased to "virtually" meet you!
The festival will be on the 18-19-20th sept. It would be great if you could come in that period! Our website is not available at the moment but it will be restored and updated very soon.
Tomorrow we are leaving for the Festival in Toronto but we'll be back before Easter Holidays.
Let's keep in touch!
:-)
Angela
I am just home from Tim's 3 day competition and found a suprise - Thank You! I cant wait to settle into a lawn chair and read it, Maybe I will get to begin tommrow we have most of Tim's things put away all are out of the truck and horse trailer. I did a lot of the announcing this weekend it kept me very busy. Got to tell one story when we all sat around and talked on Friday night and shared music it was fun. Amazingly my voice stayed with me through the 3 hours Friday, 7 hours saturday and 3 hours today. Plus this morning I sang a hymn to begin the cowboy church. Now home and tired but it was great fun seeing everybody and Tim did very well. His horse was well behaved and that always makes it easier. Nopw back to working on my storytelling in here a little each night.
This weeks plan is new business cards and take pictures to improve my one page promo sheet, and update brochure and website. That should keep me busy. So glad we have email and this site to keep in touch with you. Carolyn
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