Storytelling is… #10 The Links

Storytelling is… #10 The Links
LH – Living History characterisation tips for re-enactors – My most viewed blog.
A modern continuation of the Viking mythos, I scribble, artists from all over the world replace my images – The Hammer Flies – Oski and the Amulet – The Horned God and the Wild Hunt
Facts and Fiction storytelling magazine – I am grateful for so much from this by post magazine – in particular the Storytelling is.. poem is published there – The comic strip too.
I cannot wait to get to this amazing festival to perform…
http://hostfest.com/ – https://www.hostfest.com/experience/viking-village/ –
I am also looking forward to going on from there to University of Wisconsin Green Bay where I will be lecturing, running workshops and storytelling in their Viking longhouse. https://www.uwgb.edu/viking-house/
I have written prose poems and travelogue pieces as Skald to the Chieftain click here for the beginning of the series and then click ‘Next in the current series’ on each of the 26 blogs on the topic! The start of the skaldic writing links
I was commissioned to create an ‘It happened to me’ performance for school children attending Cliffords Tower on the effects of the Normans. Click here to enjoy the blog which is written in the style it was performed.
Under the wing of Viking Comics Inc. comes the quirky series OldMan Comics, here is a link to one of those where I actually change the course of the battle at Hastings, (oooops sorry OldMan does).
I actually am Hobb the Pig-man, originally created for a commission for Barley Hall in York ‘he’ tells tales from a medieval point of view. ‘He’ has also worked on many projects for Scarborough’s Create and here is a project created for the Fossil Festival. Fossils? Yes cos it is Hobb. Hobb the Pig-man, he has also been Hobb the Night-guard and here he is as Hobb the plough boy.
A big thank you to actor Graham Scarisbrick for voicing this piece from my, soon to be released, audio play – The Boat Rises – Click below to hear A Viking Trojan Horse…
Actor Donna Jones, (for those of you who know her, aka Donna Kitching), voices here, the possibly, first ever documentation of a UFO encounter, (of the third kind), in a six-thousand-year-old folk tale; The Bamboo Babe.
One of the most interesting jobs I’ve been given was to be paid to sit in pubs listening to people telling me stories. Hundreds of fascinating stories came from the experience, you can read them here.
The main tool I used to stimulate anecdotes was a set of prompt cards. You can see those prompts here.
I am always pleased to be able to work with Alda and to promote her music. Here is a link to her single A Real Good Time.
And of course her sister’s company SigRun Viking Art & Design.
The three of us together produced Alda’s Rock Opera Gods Bless Ya!
For my multinational stories I reduce a popular story to a few lines so those of many countries can help tell the sagas in a nutshell.
One of the roles of the Skald is to host Opening Ceremonies.
The Series…
Storytelling is… #12 The Skald
Storytelling is… #10 The Links
Storytelling is… #9 In A Circle
Storytelling is… #8 The Techniques
Storytelling is… #7 The Spendlow Lectures Part 2 Being Skaldic
Storytelling is… #6 The Spendlow Lectures Part 2 Chanters Stool
Storytelling is… #5 The Spendlow Lectures Part 1 The Chosen
Storytelling is… #4 An introduction to Adrian Spendlow (me)
Storytelling is… #1 Show intro
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