Tim Sheppard - traditional storyteller and Personal Impact coach

Tim,

I just sent a Dave from Scotland to your website. He was looking for a storyteller to tell at his wedding in August. He wants histories and Ghost stories. I hope you can help him find what he needs. (Somehow he found my webpage when he searched for storytellers in Scotland. I would loved to have done the gig, but the travel was just to much. sigh.)

Thanks.

I don´t know whether you´d be interested or not but i storytell traditional tales from the spanish gipsies. If you are interested, let me know.

Nice meeting you Tim. I have not been very active lately in this plataform but i hope to get involved again. I studied in the US my career (BFA in Acting) and i really miss hearing and learning from across the sea.

Doubt it's still your birthday, Tim.  I'm looking at east coast U.S. time, but that doesn't mean my wishes for a great time are any the less.  May the fun continue on, stretching it out.  Enjoy it!!! That's my hope. 

LoiS(ometimes spreading it out is good, too)

Hi Tim,

Sorry...I did not mean to delete it. Guess I clicked the wrong button, while logging out :(

Storytelling in India is largely done in a traditional manner (involving mythology & religion). Every state has it's own form of storytelling...some sing the stories, some are travelling tellers, some use cloth paintings (similar to kamishibai). But this art form is dying with modernisation and advent of TV.

The are a few modern storytellers like me (and several others) cropping up all over India and we want to keep storytelling alive. We trained under one of the more prominent teller/ trainer here, Dr.Eric Miller. And I wanted to give his reference to Caroll. However, Caroll did communicate directly with him.