Speaking / Storytelling
Storytelling
Storytelling is a form of speaking. Confessional, comedic, and supernatural — true stories, performed live, that mean to be scary and funny at the same time.
Supernatural Stories
StoryDOWAJUSEYO (도와주세요)A childhood nighttime visitor, a phrase he didn’t understand until years later, and a piece of his family’s history he didn’t know he was carrying.StoryThe SailorA late-night call from a scared friend, a figure visible only out of the corner of the eye, and a question about what exactly he saw that night.StoryCropseyA campfire legend about a hook-handed maniac who hunted children on Staten Island — and the real, disturbing history that got tangled up in it.StoryThe Colonel (The Colonel, the NRA, and the Aliens from Mars)A dark New Jersey road in 1896, a decorated Civil War veteran, and the strangest first in American newspaper history.StoryMr. Boerum (Mr. Boerum Dies 2 Days Later)An 1867 Brooklyn dare, a haunted corner near an old Revolutionary War fort, and a friend who never explained what he saw.StoryRadioman (in the Willapa Hills)A childhood errand to a derelict Air Force station in the Pacific Northwest woods, and the stranger in an old jumpsuit who offered to show him around.
Personal Stories
StoryMy 9th BirthdayWhy he stopped celebrating his birthday, and what nearly thirty years of strange, sudden loss taught him about staying alive.StorySo Let Me Share SomethingWritten for a parent worried about their own child — about a family that went quiet after a loss, and the long process of learning to speak again.StorySuicide in the Age of Kung FuGrowing up as the only kid who looked like him in a small, unkind town — and the unlikely place an escape route showed up.
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