This is the second part of the two-part interview I did with Bretagne storyteller, Fiona MacLeod. Here she talks about re-storying trees, stones, and water; her annual week-long storytelling in nature workshop; and some resources for environmentally-friendly tales. She leaves us with the question of who will save water today?
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Fiona MacLeod: Stories As Pathways to Peace
I caught up with Fiona MacLeod, a storyteller from Brittany, France, at the Scottish Storytelling Centre where she was storyteller in residence for the month of February. While in Scotland she facilitated a workshop on Contemplation, Story and Pathways to Peace as part of the Edinburgh Festival of Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace. In this,Continue reading “Fiona MacLeod: Stories As Pathways to Peace”
Once Upon a Universe
Last night I debuted on stage at the Scottish Storytelling Centre in front of a sell-out crowd as part of the Once Upon a Universe project. Performing in front of a large audience, obscured by lighting, was nerve-racking, exhilarating and ultimately a whole lot of fun. I was proud to have been a part ofContinue reading “Once Upon a Universe”
Restorying the Earth 