(This is the seventh in a series of eight observations about stories and storytelling in groups, and about helping people tell and work with stories. See the first post for more information about the origin of the “eight things.”)
This blog post, on four types of storytellers (naturals, performers, etc), has been moved to (and revised for) the The Working with Stories book series. You can find the writing that was here in two places:
- In Working with Stories, in the section called “Notice what type of storyteller you are talking to” (under “Conducting a one-on-one interview” in Chapter 8, “Story Collection.”
- In The Working with Stories Miscellany, in the sections called “Storyteller types and story collecting methods” and “Storyteller types and perceptions of PNI” in Chapter 2, “More on Story Collection.”