Archive for the ‘Storytelling for Bloggers’ Category
Previously, in Part One of What Bloggers Can Learn From Storytellers, we explored both the effects of storytelling over time and the themes and patterns that emerged as key points throughout otherwise unrelated stories, genres, and storytellers themselves.
More specifically, we explored how a beginning, middle, and end were crucial to storytelling regardless of the medium.
We [...]
As one of the oldest forms of expression and recreation, storytelling dates far beyond our vision of time. Though we don’t know exactly when people started telling stories, we do know that the stories were often told orally with the aid of gestures, rock art, and reenactments.
We also know that certain themes and patterns have [...]
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