Here's Where to Review the Week in Storytelling

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One of my newest discoveries, Gregg Morris (pictured, from his Twitter profile), produces a weekly feature in his What’s Your Story? blog called The Week in Storytelling.

GreggMorris.jpg I freely admit that I am seduced by the fact that Gregg cites a number of entries from A Storied Career and calls me his hero. But he lists plenty of other sites and blogs in his review, so this feature is a great way to get a snapshot of what’s been written about storytelling in the past week. Gregg also runs a near-daily feature of curated stories, “a daily post that shares and curates links to the content that I consume over the course of each day … items [that] all deal with change, stories, writing, business issues, marketing and pr, social media and networking. ”

The Week in Storytelling appears to be a new feature. Hope it continues.

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Kathy, that’s so nice of you to pass this along to your readers. Thank you. This was the second “Week in Storytelling” and I do plan to continue it. It’s a lot of fun to put together and there’s so much “story content” being produced that I thought it might be useful to some folks to gather and curate it in one place. Thanks again!

Best wishes,

Gregg

A belated thank you for stopping by to comment, and thanks for your excellent curation work.

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