Carolina Quotes
[S]torytelling was not something that was taught and learned over home; it was called having a conversation; my father called it holding forth.
Sheila Kay Adams Connected to the Carolinas
Source
Interview with Josephine Reed on her porch in Madison County, North Carolina, Art Works podcast, National Endowment for the Arts, September 2013
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- interview
- work
- Art Works podcast, NEA
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- 2013
Cite this record
“storytelling was not something that was taught and learned o…” Sheila Kay Adams. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-EE1A750C3F. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/ee1a750c3f
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