THE STORY BOX PROJECT global publishing and sharing

A place to share story ideas and talk about your StoryBox

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X-man is now a member of THE STORY BOX PROJECT global publishing and sharing
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Stas' A. Ziolkowski Are they just virtual? No matter, I guess, but thank you.
January 29
Stas' A. Ziolkowski I don't really nderstand the gifts.
January 29
Welcome, I am a storyteller, writer, retired science and math teacher and I do some acting and directing. All amateur! I love writing also and the story box project is a way to get stories out. I have never published and I truly just like entertaini…
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Lula E. White Poor added a blog post
I am new to Story Box and am not sure just where or how to start. I would be very pleased and happy to have comments from any one else who jumped in before they could swim. I have been a freelance writer for about eight years, beginning with a few a…
January 26
So beautiful. Thanks.
January 25
We are glad you are here as well Alice. Kevin Cordi, StoryBox Founder
January 21
Marcy Skinner Check out my new website at story-express.com
January 21
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Marcy Skinner and Ted Esquivel joined THE STORY BOX PROJECT global publishing and sharing
January 21
Vickey Stamps added a blog post
haven't become a blogger, but perhaps it will change . I wrote an introduction but don't know where it went too. sorry but I lost it somewhere. ggl Vickey Stamps
January 20

Members

  • Rachel Rose Reid
  • aquila
  • albern
  • Margaret Sollazzo
  • Arrowyn Ambrose
  • Rebecca Nelson
  • Heidi Hafner
  • Bob
  • zelma
  • antfortas
  • Dwayne Miller
  • Cal Brannon
  • Stas' A. Ziolkowski
  • Lula E. White Poor
  • Shari Lynn Kochman
  • Nathalie Jendly
 

Come Share your Story, Story Ideas, and learn more about the Story Box Project!

Are you:
A student whose teacher told you that you should publish that story.
A writer who is looking for new audiences for your work.
A storyteller who knows the value of sharing stories.
A parent who wants to let people know about your favorite aunt or uncle
A social activist who wants to share a narrative about change
A dreamer who just wants to tell us about the worlds you create
A person who is proud of their country’s tradition and wants others in the world to know about it:

Share your stories by sending them to us so that we can place them in the international/national Story Boxes. These Story Boxes are shared with new audiences in places in and around the world. Hundreds and thousands of people will read them. A teacher may use the story to help their classroom. A storyteller may perform your story to a group of kids. We have had people published as a result of reading their story in the Story Box. A community organizer may share their story to help others value their community. A child may create their own world based on your imagination. We guarantee the story will travel and with each new place, new readers will discover your story.

The Story Box is designed to help share the global world of stories. The narrative either we make up or we live is worth sharing with others. No story is edited. We do ask that you mark it for kids /adults or both. It is simply placed in the Story Box. However, when you fill out the story form,(see below) people are encouraged to let you know where the story travels and what they did with it. Don’t be surprised to hear from others around the world about your story. Kids write the authors. Other writers share ideas. Your writing is part of the Global sharing experiences.

You can sign up to host or receive a StoryBox or send stories at the website, www.storyboxproject.com

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Forum

Kevin Cordi

An article about the StoryBox.. Please read and feel free to respond. 3 Replies

Started by Kevin Cordi. Last reply by Kevin Cordi Jan 21.

Kevin Cordi

How have you used story or narrative work to help build community? 3 Replies

Started by Kevin Cordi. Last reply by Evelyn Van Til Aug. 5, 2009.

Kevin Cordi

Tell us a story about being "boxed" in. Tell us a story about leaving the "box." 1 Reply

Started by Kevin Cordi. Last reply by Evelyn Van Til Aug. 5, 2009.

Blog Posts

Lula E. White Poor

Not Sure Where to Start

I am new to Story Box and am not sure just where or how to start. I would be very pleased and happy to have comments from any one else who jumped in before they could swim.
I have been a freelance writer for about eight years, beginning with a few articles published in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
Seven years ago I joined Alice Chambers as a writer, editor and "anything else needed" for her newly formed publication, "Life in the Ozarks."
Three years ago, I collected the first twelve "small tow… Continue

Posted by Lula E. White Poor on January 26, 2010 at 12:26pm — 1 Comment

Vickey Stamps

introduction...

haven't become a blogger, but perhaps it will change . I wrote an introduction but don't know where it went too. sorry but I lost it somewhere. ggl

Vickey Stamps

Posted by Vickey Stamps on January 20, 2010 at 9:55pm

Ted Esquivel

Congrats, Kevin!

Kevin: I was so happy to hear from you. I'm so glad for your "stick to it". It is hard to believe 30 years of telling for me has flown past so quickly! WHEW!

Since I've been back in CA after 4 years living on and touring the east coast, I've been so busy with school too.
How many storytelling massage therapists do you know?

The arts budgets have been cut and even dropped in altogehter in so many districts, I've been working part time as a home health/hospice provider.
Now my audiences really a… Continue

Posted by Ted Esquivel on January 20, 2010 at 11:05am

Kevin Cordi

Hear about the StoryBox travels in Nevada, thanks Wishelle

This article was printed from the Columns
section of the Reno News & Review, originally published January 7, 2010.
This article may be read online at:
http://www.newsreview.com/reno/content?oid=1349534

Copyright ©2010 Chico Community Publishing, Inc.
Printed on 2010-01-14.

Box full o’ hope and heartache

By Jen Huntley




The large, plastic box sat in the middle of the room. Behind it, a long table with microphones. In front… Continue

Posted by Kevin Cordi on January 19, 2010 at 2:50pm

Wishelle Banks

...the stories linger...

It's been more than a week since I tucked my essay inside sweet buckskin, kissed it goodbye and sent it off to southern Nevada -- to the next StoryKeeper, Emire Stitt...and still the StoryBox Project experience remains a vivid memory -- and still the stories linger...

Just knowing so many other people's stories were in the StoryBox -- and reading so many of them -- was a tangible comfort, silently speaking to me as I fine-tuned the two stories I shared at our Dec. 19 gathering at the McKinley A… Continue

Posted by Wishelle Banks on January 9, 2010 at 5:35pm — 1 Comment

 
 

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