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摘要

For 30 years, Curtis Buchanan ("Learn to Love the Skew") has been building Windsor chairs-and telling uproarious stories-in Jonesborough, a beautiful small town in the northeast corner of Tennessee. For a few days every October, Jonesborough fills with people who tell stories about as well as Curtis does: The town is the site of the National Storytelling Festival, which attracts tellers and listeners from around the world. On that weekend, all the hotels in the area, along with all the spare rooms, are spoken for, and Curtis's one-man shop becomes a bunkhouse.