Showing posts with label Spirit Nations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spirit Nations. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Heartspeaker Lorefield Has Died


Grease Coakes recently heard that Heartspeaker Lorefield, a storyteller of the Spirit Nations sim, had passed away. Grease had interviewed him in March 2012. Grease felt from recent notices in the group, his health hadn't been good lately.

Grease may have some more information about the man in more recent times, and any memorial service planned, in the near future.

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Storytelling at Rawhide Native


A couple years ago, Grease Coakes wrote about Native American storytelling in the Spirit Nations sim. The sim has since faded away, but the stories go on at Club Rawhide in Tender Heart. Grease recently had a chance to head over and listen to more of the tales.

Read Grease's story in Places.

Monday, January 21, 2013

New Rawhide Club


Grease Coakes recently found out about a new club, this one in the Spirit Nations sim. The Rawhide Club offers a place for Native Americans and friends of to hang out, as well as listen to music. Grease had a few words with the owner, as well as some of the others there.

Read more about the club in Places.

Friday, July 13, 2012

Heartspeaker and the Vison Quest

Grease Coakes did an article a few months ago about "Heartspeaker," the storyteller at the Spirit Nations sim. Recently, Heartspeaker asked him to come back for a story that meant much to him: one about his Vision Quest. So Grease headed over to listen to the storyteler's tale.

Read more of Grease's article in People.

Friday, March 2, 2012

Storytelling by Otter at Spirit Nations

Grease Coakes recently went to the Spirit Nations sim. He attended a weekly storytelling event by the Native Americans there, and was quite impressed. Here, he writes about Heartspeaker, the tale teller, and what he had to say.

Read more in Events.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Pint and Krams’ Cherokee Wedding

On this Valentines Day, we offer a story of a wedding ceremony in Second Life. Pint Hoyes and Kram2593 Footman decided not to have the usual kind if wedding in modern American society, but a virtual Cherokee wedding ceremony.

Read the details in People.