What kind of Stories does Alan tell?   What programs does he offer? Check here - but if you don't see it - just ask - Alan adds new stories and programs all the time.
Alan's programs include: Are You a Hero?          Is this Justice?          Tales from Around the World New Programs for Libraries' Summer Reading Club theme developed each summer Voices of Dissent – tales of protest and dissent Blood on the Moon: The Southern Front of the French and Indian War David: The King – the life of King David of Israel
Programs of Irish Stories Tales of Irish Magic Irish Ghost Stories Tales of Ireland's Wild Women Tales of Ireland's Wild Warriorss Tales of Irish Saints The Three Sorrows – the three greatest stories of Celtic Ireland The Cattle Raid of Cooley - Ireland's Great Epic tale
Alan’s repertoire of over 300 stories includes:
Folktales and Legends from around the world including : United States England Germany    Italy Greece Russia Rumania other European countries       The Mid-East         IncludingArabian Nights Egypt Nasruddin tales Africa Including many Anansi tales Asia Including tales from Japan China Monogolia India Turkestan Indonesia Latin America Jewish Historical Stories Non-fiction tales of American history including colonial and Revolutionary War era, Also the Keelboat era, Lewis andClark, John Brown, Civil War Particular focus on tales of Pennsylvania events and people	Ghost stories Of all levels of scariness, from mildly scary and humorous – appropriate for all ages – to very scary – adults only Traditional legends and folktales Adaptations of classic literary ghost stories Original ghost stories Stories of King Arthur and his Knights Including The Sword in the Stone Sir Gawaine and the Green Knight The Kitchen Knight Irish and Celtic tales fromIreland, Scotland, Wales Adaptations of of many of Shakespeare’s plays, including Romeo and Juliet Hamlet MacBeth Mid-summer Night’s Dream Biblical and Sacred Stories Including retellings of Old and New Testament stories and parables Folktales reflecting religious and sacred themes Dragon Stories From East and West St. George and the Dragon Greek Myths Including Hercules Literary Tales Adaptations of many literary tales such as: Sherlock Holmes Treasure Island Boccaccio’s Decameron