Wednesday, May 4, 2011

THE GHOST TELLER COMETH! :NEVER TOO EARLY TO SCHEDULE

Get a head start! Marilyn A. Hudson, author and storyteller, presents a perfect program for teens or adults!  Stories drawn from history, legends, and the whole cloth of author-storyteller Marilyn A. Hudson.  Hudson has shared her tales at the Overholser Mansion, public libraries, colleges, and community events, among many other venues.
 
Hudson is scheduling a limited number of engagements during October 2011.*
 
Oct. 17-21 (Day or Evening) she will be available for programs.
Oct. 10-15 (Evenings only)
Oct. 1 and 29 (Sat.)
Oct. 8, 15, 22 (Sat.) - Morning events only
 
"There are limited spots available!  So hurry. Due to the hectic pace of this month, I will need to remain in the larger multi-county metro area.  But large trips on some weekend events might be possible - shoot me an email!"
 
Bio: Marilyn A. Hudson is an author and storyteller who will delight with stories out of Oklahoma's past plus legends from long ago, urban legends of today, nearly forgotten classic literature, and from her own delightful and spooky imagination.  Hudson is the author of, among other titles, the short story collection, The Bones of Summer: A Collection of Chilling Tales and the co-author of the novel, The Mound.
 
 
* - Of course, ghost tales can fit into any time of the year; so contact me for info on scheduling at other times this fall.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Thanks Overholser Mansion!



The 2nd annual "Scary Stories and Twilight Tours" is now history, having wrapped up Friday night. Running Wed.- Fri. the event provided two sessions of stories and a tour of the mansion at night.
Nearly ninety people, many who had never visited the historic site, attended over the three evenings.

Monday, October 25, 2010

OVERHOLSER MANSION, OKC - UPDATED

Scary Tales - LAST EVENT FRI NIGHT OCT.29
Overholser Mansion, Oklahoma City, OK
Two sessions each day: 7:00pm and 8:00pm

Listen to scary stories told by Oklahoma storyteller Marilyn Hudson followed by a twilight tour of the mansion - at night.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children .

Note: this event may not be suitable for very young children.
Make your reservations now as space is limited. Call 405-525-5325 to RSVP.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

GHOST TELLER AT WARR ACRES, OK 10/23/10

I will be appearing at the public library to present a program at 2 p.m. called "Oklahoma Hauntings" see you there!

Friday, September 10, 2010

OCTOBER AGENDA

With tales uncovered from the dusty files of Oklahoma history, discovered by the hearths of Oklahoma cultures, or created from the fabric of her own imagination, the Oklahoma Ghost Teller is coming to visit. The "Oklahoma Ghost Teller" will be appearing at these venues this October:




Choctaw Library


Monday Oct. 18 at 6 p.m. Part of an evening of fun family tales of the season.




Warr Acres Library


Sat. Oct. 23, 2 p.m. A "Haunted Oklahoma" program for thoses 10 to adult.




Overholser Mansion


Thrs. Oct. 28, Fri. Oct. 29, and Sat. Oct. 30; two programs 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. followed by tours of the mansion. Ticket event.

WHY SCARY STORIES?


"Scary stories" - from classic jump tales to folkloric tales of ghosts, revenge, and fear - make some people uncomfortable. Since the advent of Freudian psychology there have been dire warnings of warped psyches and stunted childhoods. Religious beliefs have condemned them as frivolous, sinful, or tempting.


What is the truth?


Scary stories are the safe way to encounter, prepare, and defend against real life. Scary stories - those tales of hate, revenge, death, and greed - also provide a moral and ethical context for a person's developing template of conduct. They share the vital truth that actions have consequences and that choices often have to be made.


In facing shivers in a safe environment, skills are developed allowing the person to reassure themselves they ARE safe, that they can handle something tough, and they can survive. They provide lessons of how to respond to a situation, how to avoid traps of circumstances, and how to dodge the proverbial bullet of happenstance.


Tuesday, August 31, 2010

MIGRATION:


The Oklahoma Ghost Teller is becoming......
The Ghost Teller

But until the move is complete....please visit the above link....