Vanessa Isaacs I have special needs. I’m doing well in college but I still don’t get math! I’m an avid reader and enjoy comic books, history, royalty, mythology, fairy tales, stories and books, books, books. I have a great memory … Continue reading →
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Tom Isaacs I shouldn’t sing, I can’t play an instrument and my drawing is poor. My ancient art is storytelling which satisfies my right brain vs. left brain as an engineer. I began to tell at family gatherings. I love … Continue reading →
Jeff Gaynor I am a retired classroom teacher so have many stories to tell. I am currently on the Ann Arbor School Board, and will continue to be if I’m re-elected in November. Occasionally I’ll tell stories on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/jeff.gaynor.18/) … Continue reading →
Jennifer Pahl Otto Jennifer creates and tells original stories. Her personal narratives and contemporary tales hit the universal themes we all relate to – love, death, humor, grief, family, growth. Her children’s stories are fun and quirky, and any life … Continue reading →
David Keren (734) 358-0186
Continue reading →Rich Swanson Rich is a retired corporate lawyer, a member of the Ann Arbor Storytellers’ Guild and a Moth storyteller. Rich started fishing at age 7, and that’s when he started telling stories, some true. Now, Rich looks for the … Continue reading →
Judy Sima Judy Sima is one of Michigan’s favorite storytellers. She has been featured at conferences and festivals, schools and libraries throughout Michigan and in twenty other states and Canada. A retired middle school librarian, Judy has been entertaining audiences … Continue reading →
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Kathleen Wright Kathleen has been a teacher and storyteller for over twenty five years. Her storytelling experiences include a traveling preschool program; special events; bookstore, library, and school appearances; and telling in her own elementary classroom. Whether her stories hold … Continue reading →
Judy Schmidt Perfectly at home in a library, museum, classroom, workshop for teachers and youth, or seniors’ group, Judy tells tales from around the world to engage your mind and speak to your soul. A quilter as well as a … Continue reading →
Darryl Mickens Darryl began his spinning of stories shortly after his siblings were born; they became his first audience. Darryl is a retired Detroit Public School teacher and currently he teaches Tai Chi for fun. Darryl joined the AASG in … Continue reading →