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We are sorry to announce that our Bookmobile was in an accident, and it looks as if it will be declared a total loss. Most importantly, the employees involved are safe and unharmed. They’ve been checked on and are being supported. 

In the coming days, we’ll begin assessing next steps for outreach services and vehicle replacement. It’s too soon to know the full timeline, but we will keep you informed as plans develop.

This is a big loss, but it’s one we will recover from together. Please join me in expressing appreciation and care for the Bookmobile team. We are so grateful that everyone is okay.

Telling Stories with SilverKite at the Brinnon Community Center

Program Type:

In person - Attend at location, Classes, Summer Reading Program

Age Group:

Adults
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Event Details

The art of storytelling is descended from an oral tradition which relied on known structures to help the tellers remember their stories (among other things). We'll explore some of these structures to see how we can apply them to stories we tell in fiction writing, looking at some examples and different approaches.

We will be working with a recording of Pearl Klein's recent workshop held live, online at our Pt. Hadlock library.

Pearl was a classroom teacher until, in her 40s, she began acting, writing, and directing plays. As a writing coach, she enjoys sharing her ideas and seeing how others use them and loves observing people think and develop creatively.