The Story Beast e-pub

“Peaceful Ponderings” issue is out!

Click on the picture to jump to the Winter 2023 (Volume 2, Issue 4) or HERE. The Holidays are here! It is a time for friends and families to gather, to celebrate, to remember the past, and to make new memories. It is also the perfect time to capture your family stories. The joy, theContinue reading ““Peaceful Ponderings” issue is out!”

“Under the Tome & Tombs” issue is out!

Click on the picture to jump to the Fall 2023 (Volume 2, Issue 3) or HERE. The leaves are beginning to turn brilliant colors and the evening air is crisp and brisk. Hearts may be a little heavier than normal with the seemingly endless cavalcade of natural disasters and man-made calamities. The cumulative effect ofContinue reading ““Under the Tome & Tombs” issue is out!”

“Under the Tome & Tombs” – extended deadline!

Have you thought about how oral storytelling makes you feel? Or those around you? What would you do with “Under the Tome & Tombs” for a story, poem, article, or visual art? We have extended the deadline to August 21, 2023 for our September 15, 2023 issue. Share your hunger for stories. Feel fee toContinue reading ““Under the Tome & Tombs” – extended deadline!”

“Bright Babblings” issue is out!

Click on the picture to jump to the Summer 2023 of Issue 8 (or technically Volume 2, Issue 2). Summer Solstice is upon us. As a friend of mine used to say, “Let’s all worship the Sun: Ra, Ra, Ra!” She was into Egyptian God humor. Summer istime for picnics, barbecues, vacations, and relaxing inContinue reading ““Bright Babblings” issue is out!”

Thank you to Lex Meyer!

We had the privilege of having Lex Meyer share an article called “Belle of the Ball: Is the Anime Belle the new ‘Cinderella?”” that was inspired by traveling the world and doing exactly that…street storytelling. See this in the New Sparks section on p. 44 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. HearContinue reading “Thank you to Lex Meyer!”

Thank you to Juliana Marin!

We had the privilege of having Juliana Marin share an article called “The Right Story for the Right Time: Storytelling on the Street” that was inspired by traveling the world and doing exactly that…street storytelling. See this in the Journeys section on p. 37 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. Hear someContinue reading “Thank you to Juliana Marin!”

Thank you to Robin Reichert!

We had the privilege of having Robin Reichert share an article called “Rhythms of Life” that was inspired by the moments she had 30 years ago. See this in the Healing Springs section on p. 61 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. Hear some words directly from Robin Reichert by what happenedContinue reading “Thank you to Robin Reichert!”

Thank you to Phyllis Blackstone!

We had the privilege of having Phyllis Blackstone share an article called “The Postcard” on a teaching tool that anyone can use to boost communication. See this in the Teacher Tales & Tentacles section on p. 30 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. She would to receive feedback or questions at phyllis.blackstone@gmail.com.Continue reading “Thank you to Phyllis Blackstone!”

Thank you to Emmalisa Horlacher!

We had the privilege of having Emmalisa Horlacher share a story based on an experience inspired by a moment with her cousin at a mall called “She Met Him at the Mall” on p.22 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. Hear some words directly from Emmalisa Horlacher in this video. Remember thatContinue reading “Thank you to Emmalisa Horlacher!”

Thank you to Joan Leotta!

We had the privilege of having Joan Leotta share a mother/daughter experience of lilies in “The Golden Triangle” on p.20 of our Spring 2023 issue of The Story Beast e-publication. And…amazingly, Joan had a second story accepted called “The Magician’s Trick (Pears),” a Turkish tale on p. 53 of this same issue. Hear some words directlyContinue reading “Thank you to Joan Leotta!”