Inviting the Wolf In: Thinking About Difficult Stories Loren Niemi and Elizabeth Ellis This book is extremely valuable in helping us to see why we tell (or don’t tell) the stories in our lives that appear hard to tell. It also helps us to see why others don’t tell those stories in our roles as spiritual director or chaplain.
The Healing Heart – Families The Healing Heart – Communities Allison M Cox and David H Alpert These books, written from the perspective of public story telling, have much to tell us about one on one story telling as well. They contain a wealth of excellent stories and ideas for adaptation. I recommend that you read both books, but you must read at least one.
• A Year of Stories- a collection of stories frim many traditions, collected and re-imagined by Rabbi Mark Novak •BTStories.com - stories that cover the "main events" of the bible, both old and new testaments
• The Moth - true stories told by the storyteller, always told live