MARILYN A. HUDSON: Storyteller from Stroud Oklahoma

Since moving to Stroud I have been searching for my kicks, as the old song says, along Route 66!

Marilyn A. Hudson, being interviewed 
on KUSH radio.

Enjoying learning new stories, visiting new places, even though in a mask one sometimes felt like every encounter should be preceded by "Stick Em Up, Pardner!"

Now looking into a somewhat normal Fall, I am looking forward to sharing some spooky stories, to sharing Scottish tales at a festival in Mid West City and so much more!

I am dusting off my box of stories, getting my stories in place, and look forward to sharing in local classes, libraries, and community centers over the coming months.

I have stories about "Oklahoma Bad Girls" - those gals who made the news in Gilded Age Oklahoma! I have stories of the Strange and Spooky (Ghosts, UFO's and so much more!), along with old legends, history, and myths.  

I can arrange stories that are age appropriate, entertaining, and even educational! As a retired public librarian and school library media specialist I have experience doing all three.

Contact me and let's schedule sometime in the region of Stroud - on Route 66! - Oklahoma!

Summer 2019 - Oklahoma Option For Summer Reading Program Fun

MCALESTER LIBRARY VISIT

Storyteller and author Marilyn A. Hudson will be visiting McAlester, Oklahoma on July 18 and 19th for programs at the public library.  On Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. she will present stories for children - from epic tales, to spooky fun, and participatory hilarity!

Then, on Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. she will present about her writing and storytelling in a program of haunting tales as 'The Ghost Teller', Oklahoma's only storyteller specializing in ghost tales and haunting legends.  She will have on hand some copies of her short story collection, The Bones of Summer: a collection of chilling tales and the horror-thriller novel she co-authored, The Mound.