• Address: Bellevue, WA 98006 (map)
• Date Posted: 10/08/09

Press Release
For Immediate Release
October 8, 2009
Guest From All Around The World Come to Storytellers Campfire Circle
Storytellers Campfire a radio and internet show will soon launch their fall/winter program.
The show will be featuring guest from all over the world who have contributed to the world of literature, published and unpublished work.
“Storytelling in ancient traditions, has been utilized to preserve history, teach, explain and entertain and we need to keep the campfire circle going and we intend to do that with the program.” commented Lady Selah SuJuris; Director of the program.
The one hour program has seven main segments that interweave throughout the show;
The Authors Voice segment will interview published authors while the Writers Circle will host a variety of guest of unpublished work, soon to be released books, and professionals in the literature industry including journalist and professors. The main part of the program is the “Storyteller”, who shares a story and this is “Where Literary Art Comes To Life”; slogan for the show. Misho’s Library is a talented theatrical reader sharing his rendition of segments from classical literature. The Poetry Wheel, similar to an open mike, will feature guest who want to read their poetry published or unpublished. Ms Mavis is an animated character, who is an animal behavior specialist and shares humorous stories about her cases. Bookworm Trivia will be hosted by a long time radio personality and provides trivia questions which you can email your answers (through instant messenger) or call in and win gift certificates and prizes from National Companies Sponsoring the program. The Campfire Music features an instrumental or folk musician or songwriter who opens and closes the campfire.
Guest featured on the show are donating books and the books are donated during the show to various organizations, including Read Aloud, Ronald McDonald House, Seattle Children Hospital, as well as children and families, encouraging literacy.
The show which begins airing in November is accepting submissions and interviewing authors, writers, storytellers, folk musicians and professionals in the literary world to be guest on their show.
You can visit the website at www.storytellerscampfire.org
Jose Contoocook

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