Sharon Creeden
Sharon Creeden is a professional storyteller and former prosecutor who has a deep interest in the themes of justice and the power of storytelling. Her career as a lawyer has significantly influenced her writing, which often explores themes of fairness and justice, as seen in her book 'Fair Is Fair: World Folktales of Justice.' This book is a collection of folktales from around the world, each story reflecting the culture's perspective on justice and fairness.
In addition to 'Fair Is Fair,' Sharon Creeden has authored other works that blend her legal expertise with her storytelling skills. Her unique background allows her to select and interpret tales that resonate with both young and adult audiences, providing insights into the complexities of moral and ethical dilemmas. Her work is particularly appreciated by educators and those interested in folklore and justice.
Beyond her writing, Sharon Creeden has been active in the storytelling community, participating in storytelling festivals and workshops. She uses her platform to advocate for the importance of oral traditions and the role they play in education and cultural preservation. Her contributions to folklore and justice have made her a respected figure in both the legal and literary communities.