


Inspired by the forests, wildlife, and folklore of Appalachia, Kat von Hacke creates illustrated stories, artwork, and live storytelling experiences that connect people to the natural world.

Kat von Hacke is an Appalachian artist, author, and storyteller creating nature-inspired books, artwork, and live storytelling experiences.

A young buck with big dreams.
A grumpy owl who needs sleep.
A summer night the forest will never forget.
The Buck Moon is the next story in the Lost Fables of Appalachia series.
I’m excited to be visiting the Skyland/South Buncombe Library in Asheville, NC for a reading of The Tale of Jeter Gray Fox. Join me for a family-friendly storytime and learn more about the Appalachian wildlife and landscapes that inspired the book.
View event details and upcoming appearances below.
July 18 | 10AM

Kat offers live storytelling experiences for:
• Libraries
• Bookstores
• Botanical Gardens
• Schools
• Parks
• Festivals
• Adult audiences
Two types:
Children’s Storytime
Nature-based stories and interactive readings
Appalachian Storytelling for Adults
Folklore, ecology, and Appalachian storytelling
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