Kim Fairley Kim Fairley is memoirist and the author of “Boreal Ties: Photographs and Two Diaries of the 1901 Peary Relief Expedition” which chronicled the Arctic expedition of her great grandfather, Clarence Wyckoff. Her latest book, to be released in … Continue reading →
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Lorelle Otis Thomas Lorelle came to storytelling by way of art history. In the MFA Illustration program at Syracuse University she realized all history is just stories about memorable people! She went on to teach a university history of design … Continue reading →
Lynlee Sky As my life has leaned heavily towards the arts, it is becoming clear that storytelling is a sort of art I am interested in cultivating. Currently, my artistic adventures take me to my clay studio, which was before … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
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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 →