Larry Hohm will entertain listeners with an evening of murder, mystery, and ghost stories by the renowned writer Shirley Jackson. He is the featured teller at the free Story Swap, Wednesday, November 2^nd at 7 p.m. in the Carver room of the Port Angeles Library, 2210 S. Peabody St. 

Larry lives in Seattle and has been telling stories for eight years. He performs frequently at private parties, at the Northwest Folklife Festival, and at the Swedish Club in Seattle. He is on the Board of the Seattle Storytellers Guild, and is an Artist in Residence with Earth Creative. He has made video recordings of many stories, and posts them on YouTube; his website has links to all of his recordings: https://www.larryhohm.org

Larry earned a B.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy, and taught Philosophy at various universities for six years. He then switched to the software industry, and enjoyed a thirty-two-year career as a software engineer. He retired in July of this year, and is now spending more time telling stories. 

Open Mic

The story swap evening will begin with open mic storytelling. Audience members are welcome to share a story of up to 10 minutes length. Guidelines for storytellers can be found by clicking here.