Learn More About Storytelling I have tried to provide you with some interesting links to sites that have similar, or related, subject matter. This page, like everything on the web, is continually being revised and updated.  With that in mind, we'd like to invite you to check back periodically to see what's been added since your last visit.  If you have suggestions for additions, or would like to have your site linked here, send me an email.

Dark Queen Publishing - It is the purpose of Dark Queen Publishing to present Storytelling, whether it be through stories or poetry, wood carvings, stone sculpture, painting, ceramics, beadwork or weaving. All have a story to tell.
 

A Writer's Choice Literary Journal - Free ezine offering how-to articles for writers of fiction, poetry, and essays.
 

Tales for the Traveler, Tales for the Soul - weekly e-zine on the art and wisdom of storytelling and updated every Saturday.
 

Your Mythic Journey Virtual Seminar - Finding Meaning in Your Life Through Writing and Storytelling:  attend a Storytelling Virtual Seminar with philosopher Sam Keen as you visit past, present and future scenes in your life. RealAudio, QuickTime and Macromedia Director assisted.
 

Grimm's Fairy Tales - now this is, without doubt, the most unnattractive Web page you're ever going to come across (their description, not mine!), mainly because it's actually a Gopher directory - one of those point-and-click Internet sites that were around long before the Web. This one, at ftp.std.com, hosts about a hundred classic fairy tales, many of which will reveal to the astute observer the origins of no few urban legends and modern myths.
 

Maya Culture - is a collection of 41 traditional storyteller's tales, fables, myths and legends of the Q'anjob'al-speaking people of the Cuchumat'n Mountains of Guatemala. It includes "animal stories, strange encounters with Lords of the Hill, tales of deceit and wonder, and origin legends". A wonderful folklore resource that also includes an excerpt from the fascinating novel, "A Mayan Life: A Birth in the Village" - the first novel ever by a Mayan writer.
 

Afghan Folklore - is hardly the most dazzling page on the Web, but it provides a rare insight into an ignored culture. Afghanistan has its own distinct folklore, incorporating oral Narative, folk tale, riddles, jokes and poems that "carry certain values and belifes that form some part of the basic understanding of the people". Explore the stories, superstitions, proverbs and jokes here.
 

Storyteller's Sources on the Internet - an alphabetized list of hundreds of story links on the Internet. All are folktales, mythology, or other usable materials.
 

The Hungry Soul - an on-line literary magazine, seeks to explore these questions through poetry, story, essay, imagery, metaphor and the creative imagination.
 

Saros: Foundation for the Perpetuation of Knowledge - Saros activities, interests and philosophy. Topics include meditation, mythology, philosophy, group work and forthcoming seminars and talks.
 

The Graffiti Wall - We hesitated to put this one here, but it's another form of expression and it's really kind of cool...  This interactive graffiti wall shows the 25 most recently added paintings - from all over the Internet! Click on the banner at the top of the wall to add your own graffiti, or just sit back and watch others paint.
 

Taylor Caldwell Appreciation Society - This is the new home of the TC Appreciation Society, for the exchange of information and ideas spawned by the author's works.  An excellent list of related links is included.