1,265 Quotes About Storytelling
- Author Kilroy J. Oldster
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We seek to understand ourselves by telling how we go about securing inner peace, acceptance, and satisfaction intermeshed with layers of pure happiness. Stories allow us to explore the mystery of the universe, share unique experiences, and express personal comprehension.
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- Author Rabih Alameddine
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Listen. Allow me to be your god. Let me take you on a journey beyond imagining. Let me tell you a story.
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- Author Stephen Grosz
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The author Karen Blixen once said, 'All sorrows can be borne if you put them into a story or tell a story about them.' But what if a person can't tell a story about his sorrows? What if his story tells him?
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- Author Brian Tracy
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People will pay a dollar for a program with information, but they’ll pay $ 10 for a program with information plus a story.
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- Author Donald Friedman
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The deaf carve poetry out of space with their hands. The blind absorb stories though their fingers. The Greeks grouped poetry with the healing arts of medicine under the aegis of Apollo.
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- Author H.L. Sudler
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A blank slate puts the author's imagination to work by using his mind's eye to record and examine, and ultimately report on, a world others cannot see.
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- Author Karen White
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I’d sat on a bench there with Mabry and Bennett, eating ice cream and making up dramatic stories about the people we’d seen, their hidden lives and dark secrets.Mabry said I gave her nightmares sometimes, that that was the true mark of a storyteller, to make people believe something made-up was real.
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- Author Ralph Ellison
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For man without myth is Othello with Desdemona gone: chaos descends, faith vanishes and superstitions prowl in the mind.
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- Author Hao Jingfang
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The real key isn't about whether what I say is true, but whether you believe it. From start to end, the direction of narrative is not guided by the tongue, but by the ear.
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