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- About Me:
- Lethan Candlish is a young storyteller (25) currently working on his graduate degree in storytelling at East Tennessee State University. He has already performed at libraries and schools throughout Pennsylvania with his company Traveling Tales and Tennessee with the ETSU Tale Tellers. Storytelling is a passion for Lethan and he intends to continue with storytelling as his career.
Lethan tells stories to a wide variety of audiences, but is currently interested in introducing storytelling to the “jam-band” music scene by bringing storytelling to music festivals throughout the country. He intends to do this through a rhythmic style of storytelling heavily influenced by Lord Buckley. All his stories have their own unique contemporary twists that leave the audience with a smile.
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- http://www.travelingtales.net
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FYI: The pic you have posted could be taken the wrong way (as in, you're smoking a joint). I don't think that's the image you want to send, and wanted to let you know.
I hope you're doing well.
~Katie
May this be your Finest Show yet!!!
Ilene
Cheers,
Csenge
I'm sorry I haven't made it to your page to welcome you to Professional Storyteller. The site has grown like wildfire and it's hard to keep up... Anyway, I love that, at your age, you have made a full-time commitment to storytelling. How cool! I began storytelling professionally at age 26 and was completely hooked!! I hope you'll consider joining the Story Biz group too as it has tons of information for the "story biz" side of your career. Best wishes and Happy Tales!
Warmly,
Dianne de Las Casas
Founder of Professional Storyteller
Would you be able to share some of your storytelling findings at the "jam band" music scene, especially as it relates to 18-35-year-olds? I could see that as a wonderful discussion in the "College Big Cats: Tracking and Capturing Gigs" group.
I can't wait for your article to come out in "Storytelling Magazine".
Until we tell again,
Rachel Hedman
Well, I haven't told very much yet, but I have to say I am drawn more towards whimsical stories. The first story I told was considered whimsical and was an original story I wrote. I feel closer to the story when it's my own.
Do you have a certain genre of story you like to tell?
~Emilee
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