Blow Your Own Trumpet

Storyteller With A Fish Tale - interview with Peter Adamson (21 November 2007)

Introduction: Some months ago, Jack Stewart suggested I contact Peter to ask if he would like to be interviewed. I looked at Peter's website  http://www.psychotherapy4all.com and duly contacted him with my request. He agreed but asked that the interview be delayed until now. I waited and it has been worth the wait. So, without  further ado, here's Peter Adamson. Aneeta: Peter, thank you for ag...

Storyteller, Editor - interview with Amulya Malladi (26 November 2007)

Introduction: I have been reading about Amulya and her work for some time now. A few months ago I contacted her and asked if she would like to be interviewed for the site and she agreed. She has written some very interesting stories so, without  further ado, here's Amulya Malladi. Aneeta: Amulya, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Amulya: It’s my pleasure. Aneeta: Amulya, please tell m...

Storyteller's Pill - interview with Jay O'Callahan (5 December 2007)

Introduction: I was looking for suitable people to interview when Karen Chace suggested I contact Jay. I visited his website, read all the stuff about him, was somewhat awed by all he has done and plucked up the courage to send the email requesting an interview. He agreed and I was relieved! Therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you Jay O'Callahan ... Aneeta: J...

The Ethnics of Storytelling - interview with Judith Black (10 December 2007)

Introduction: Again, Karen Chace was instrumental in putting me in touch with yet another storyteller. This time, I was fortunate enough to come into contact with Judith Black. As she has many stories to feature, I'll not take up much more time and without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you Judith Black... Aneeta: Judith, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Judith: ...

Storyteller with a Great First Impression - interview with Terry Whalin (7 December 2007)

Introduction: I was surfing the net the came across Terry Whalin's website, http://www.right-writing.com. The more I read about his work, the more intrigued I became. So, I contacted him and asked if he would like to be interviewed. He agreed and without further ado, here's Terry Whalin. Aneeta: Terry, let us begin with a little personal information about you. Where were you born and brought u...

The 7 Ages of a Storyteller - interview with Bill Keeth (12 January 2008)

Introduction: I received an email some weeks back from Sharon Bakar. She introduced me to Bill, who had written an email to her. I looked at his website and I was fascinated by his work. So, I asked if he'd be interested in an interview and he was. I also chose this the title for this interview based on the photo Bill chose to send to me - he describes this photo as 'The 7 Ages of Bill'. Without f...

Storyteller of Nottingham - interview with Tony Bowers (6 March 2008)

Introduction: Upon Bill Keeth's recommendation, and without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Tony Bowers ... Aneeta: Tony, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Please tell me a little about your early life – where were you born, where did you grow up, what you do for a living and where do you live now? Tony: I was born in Nottinghamshire, England (famous for Robin...

Summer of Storytellers - interview with Summer Morris (12 March 2008)

Introduction: More often than not, I interview people who write stories, people who have had their stories published, editors and even one or two literary agents. I've never before interviewed a designer. I was, therefore, very keen to interview Summer. In addition, I'm familiar with some of her work as she was the designer for some of her father's Steve Robertson works. I made my request and she ...

Driver, Storyteller - interview with Dennis Burnier-Smith (8 April 2008)

Introduction: One of the storytellers I interviewed previously, Bill Keeth, recommended I contact Dennis with a request for an interview. I was caught up with so many other things that I had to put this aside. I was, therefore, very grateful when Dennis contacted me himself. His story is interesting and without further ado,I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Dennis Burnier Smith  ... A...
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