Terry Rollins is a professional storyteller who specializes in North Carolina folktales, ghost stories, pirate legends, and Native American lore. He offers a one-man show, "Nevermore: the life and writings of Edgar Allan Poe". Mr. Rollins also leads the Historic Washington Ghost Walk.
posted by bardelf @ 7:27 AM
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I am a storyteller, bard, children's librarian, and ghost walk guide. I live in a 110-year old house just outside of Washington, North Carolina -- the first place in America named for George Washington. It's just up the road from our state's oldest town, Bath. Arr! I live in the land of pirates! These quotes sum me up pretty well: "My fathers knew of wind and tide and my blood is maritime" -- Stan Rogers *** and *** "I wonder if one of the most important steps along our journey is the one in which we throw away the map" -- Loreena McKennitt
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wow this is an amazing job. do you perform in washington much? And no i have not been to the new bookstore, i actually may do it today in fact!! thanks for the tip my new friend.
Thanks, Chris. I do have an amazing job, both as a storyteller and a librarian. Been telling stories professionally for 20 years now, and working in the library field for even longer.
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