Medieval Storytelling

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Recorded17 Apr 2014

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An AHRC funded workshop for Early Career researchers On 7th and 8th April early career researchers from around the UK came to Oxford to be trained in the art of storytelling. Professional storytellers Daniel Morden and Jenny Moon provided dedicated workshops that honed the participants’ story adaptation and performance skills. We caught up with the storytellers and project organisers to find out more about the project and what makes a good story. For more information please visit http://www.medievalstorytelling.co.uk/ or follow @MedStorytelling on Twitter. The Medieval Storytelling project is funded by the AHRC.

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