Did you know I'm in an actual class on storytelling this semester?!
It's probably the first time I've taken any sort of class designed to teach me how to tell stories (I'm almost completely self-taught when it comes to creative writing). And, if you couldn't guess, one requirement is that you actually tell stories to the other people in the class. So next week I'll be performing a dramatic reading of the infamous Tailypo story--for a class! XO
(For those of you not in the know, the Tailypo story is an American folktale about some guy in the woods who cuts off the tail of a strange creature who enters his home and eats it for some reason. The entire rest of the story is the creature hassling him throughout the night asking for his "tailypo"--yeah. I used to hear it all the time around Halloween when I was a child, so this is something of a blast from the past for me)
(For those of you not in the know, the Tailypo story is an American folktale about some guy in the woods who cuts off the tail of a strange creature who enters his home and eats it for some reason. The entire rest of the story is the creature hassling him throughout the night asking for his "tailypo"--yeah. I used to hear it all the time around Halloween when I was a child, so this is something of a blast from the past for me)