QUESTIONS – What are YOURS about Storytelling &/or Story Slams?!

Questions?
Questions?

Throughout this April A-Z Daily Blogging Challenge I’ve been asking some questions…(“Why ARE story slams growing so popular?”), and trying to answer some questions (“What IS a story slam, anyway?!)

What are YOUR questions?

  • About story slams.
  • About traditional storytelling.
  • About their relationship to each other.
  • About who cares and why.
  • About storytelling in general.
  • About anything I’ve written in these A-Z blogs…
  • …and more…
  • …Rhetorical and otherwise!

Do you have questions about bridging the distance between story slams and traditional storytelling?

I’d love for you to put forth any such questions you may have – and I can try to respond to them ASAP right here in the comments section, or point you toward perhaps a previous blog that might answer your questions, or file them for addressing in future blog postings – whether in the remaining April A-Z postings (R-Z) and/or beyond!   I’m not stopping blogging anytime soon – though once May 1 arrives you certainly won’t be seeing daily posts – whew!!

listeningWhat are your questions? If you have one, or some, I hope you’ll post them in the comments section.

…Crickets?…

…Hmmm…We’ll see…!

Thanks for reading – Pam

 

[Theme for this A-Z April Daily Blogging Challenge: “Story Slams & Traditional Storytelling – Bridging the Distance”]

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2 responses to “QUESTIONS – What are YOURS about Storytelling &/or Story Slams?!”

  1. Darla M Sands Avatar

    Ooh, this is interesting. I’ve never heard of story slams before. I must investigate. Happy writing! I’m glad to have found you on the A to Z blog challenge. Oh, I’m number 1251 on the list today.

    1. Pam Faro Avatar
      Pam Faro

      Story slams are a whole new way of “doing storytelling” (which I’ve been doing professionally for 27 years) – and so I’m having a grand time experiencing and learning about them. (Though I attended one last night and put my name in the hat and my name was drawn so I told [that’s the process] – and was scored very low by the judges! – ouch!) So my whole A-Z theme is “Story Slams & Traditional Storytelling – Bridging the Distance.” Thanks so much for stopping by – Happy A-Z! (ps – I just read your post on setting the side mirrors on your car correctly – thanks!)

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