Homespun: Tales from America's favorite storytellers
Stories of the Southern Appalachian Mountains -- Stories of Wit and Humor -- Stories of Faraway Times and Places -- Stories of the Supernatural -- Stories of Our American Traditions -- Stories of Family and Friends -- Stories of People from Truth and Fantasy -- Stories of Contemporary Life -- Everyo...
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Crown Publishers
1988
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Ausgabe: | First edition |
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Zusammenfassung: | Stories of the Southern Appalachian Mountains -- Stories of Wit and Humor -- Stories of Faraway Times and Places -- Stories of the Supernatural -- Stories of Our American Traditions -- Stories of Family and Friends -- Stories of People from Truth and Fantasy -- Stories of Contemporary Life -- Everyone Has a Story to Tell Ever since Jimmy Neil Smith organized the first National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, in 1973, there has been an explosive renaissance of America's greatest oral tradition in every state of the union. Each year, during the first weekend in October, a growing legion of people of all ages comes to the festival from all over the world to hear yarn spinners weave their tales. Included here are ghost stories; "Jack tales" hearwarming family reminiscences; anecdotes of Brer Rabbit, cowboys and native Americans; and a performance-type narrative about the terrors and pleasures of buying a country house |
Beschreibung: | Bibliography: p. 366-376 |
Beschreibung: | XXI, 390 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm |
ISBN: | 0517569361 9780517569368 |
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