Stories Grow Through Community
The Stinkwater Escapee began as a story, but it quickly grew into a broader community project involving books, podcasts, public readings, media literacy conversations, classrooms, libraries, and local events.
Whether you’re a librarian, event organizer, community group, journalist, bookseller, or simply someone interested in supporting local storytelling, there are many ways to get involved.
Upcoming Event
Book Launch
The Stinkwater Escapee: Season 1
June 7, 2:00 PM
Artspace Building, Winnipeg
Public Readings and Events
H. Jacob Buller regularly participates in public readings, library programs, community events, festivals, and conversations about storytelling and media literacy.
Opportunities may include:
- Book readings
- Podcast and storytelling presentations
- Community discussions
- Festival appearances
- Library programming
- Youth engagement activities
Libraries and Organizations
Libraries, literacy groups, schools, and community organizations interested in hosting a presentation, reading, workshop, or discussion are encouraged to reach out.
Programs can be adapted to suit different audiences and age groups.
Media and Interviews
Media inquiries are welcome.
Topics may include:
- The Stinkwater Escapee
- Mudwater Mutters
- Media literacy
- Writing and publishing
- Community storytelling
- Creative projects in rural Manitoba
About the Project
What began as a middle-grade novel expanded into a broader exploration of storytelling, critical thinking, and the ways communities share ideas.
Through books, podcasts, public events, and conversations, the project invites readers and listeners to engage thoughtfully with both fiction and the world around them.
About H. Jacob Buller
H. Jacob Buller is a Manitoba writer, educator, and storyteller. Through fiction, podcasts, and community projects, he explores storytelling, critical thinking, and the ways people make sense of the world around them.
Connect
Interested in hosting an event, organizing a reading, conducting an interview, or discussing a community partnership?