Story by Story -- Sharing the Human Experience |
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Published by The Advocacy Committee of the
The World Enriched Through Storytelling |
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Tall Tales, Small Tales
Summary:
Eric Litwin is an Atlanta storyteller who makes a living at what used to be a lazy afternoon pastime for grandfathers and small-town barbers.
Litwin appears at this weekend’s Storytelling Festival — for a performance and one workshop — at the State Museum in Columbia.
“I could never have possibly imagined that I would end up doing this,” says Litwin, who moved to Atlanta from Washington about 10 years ago. “I really saw myself as an administrator.”
Litwin, 38, has master’s degrees in public administration and education.
“My goal was to be a teacher and then a vice principal and then principal. But as a teacher, I did so many creative things, mostly involving stories and music, that that lead to a career of telling stories to children.”
Subjects Covered:
storytelling festivals
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