Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Let Me Tell Ya! August Guild Meeting Tuesday, August 11th, 7:00–8:00 PM EDT Join us for our monthly virtual gathering — storytellers sharing their latest work and getting honest, generous feedback from a community that wants to see you succeed. We give feedback along three simple, supportive prompts: What did I like? Where did I get hung up? What did I want more of? New to the group? Come anyway. Stage fright welcome. No story too unfinished. This Guild Meeting …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Celebrate the ones who never backed down. Monthly storytelling swap — virtual, 4th Tue, 7–8:30 PM ET. In honor of independence and the spirit of summer, this month we celebrate the people who held their ground. Tell us about someone who refused to back down — a family member with iron-willed determination, a community that pushed through, or a moment when standing firm made all the difference. Perfect for personal and family narratives, community legends, or folk tales about courage …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Where Stories Come Alive Every story matters. Every voice deserves to be heard. At Let Me Tell Ya!, yours always will be. Let Me Tell Ya! is a vibrant online Storytelling Guild meeting every second Tuesday of the month on Zoom. Whether you are a seasoned teller or stepping before an audience for the very first time, you will find a warm, creatively alive, and genuinely supportive community waiting to hear you. Our monthly Guild meetings offer two things storytellers need …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
The Living Word Storytelling Workshops | Session 2 Breathing Life into Characters: Archetypes, Improv & Collaborative Storybuilding with Clinton B. Atwater, Storyteller & Founder of Storytelling Connections What if your characters could walk into a room before you even introduced them? In this hands-on workshop, you’ll move beyond plot and into the heart of what makes a story feel inhabited — the characters who carry it. Through embodiment exercises, improv games, and a collaborative story circle, you’ll discover how the …Continue reading →
