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Martin Shaw: Wild Storytelling

Jan 25, 202446 min
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Dr. Martin Shaw is known as a brilliant teacher of mythic imagination. He is an author, storyteller, and artist. He has written several books including Scatterlings and A Branch from the Lightning Tree among others. Find out more about him below.

https://drmartinshaw.com/

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