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Tag: Dan Boyd

Character Vs Narrator as Storytelling Concept

Narrator Vs Character Two Yous

These posts are adapted from the 20 minute lessons on story telling presented by Dan at the beginning of our Workshop! Workshop! show. One idea that’s intuitive to implement in terms of storytelling, is the idea that you as a narrator are separate from the you as a character in your story. But it’s learned …

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Storytelling Workshop Show

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So I taught my the first online class last week. And though I had 8 people sign up, only two showed. Which is whomp-whomp. But it’s also an issue of me staying on top of the group who signed up. And just… helps me understand what was going on with things that irked me about the classes I took.

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Story Luck Workshop Show

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We are building a storytelling workshop show… and we really want your feedback. So come join us tonight from 6-8pm. https://www.twitch.tv/storyluck We will be streaming live on twitch. If you’d like to tell a story DM me on Facebook for the google meet link! If you like to join FB event invites:https://www.facebook.com/events/2839208173022278/

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30 Days of Short Stories

Don't choke me, bro

Prompt by u/TheArchivist314/: You’ve always had the power to pause time whenever you want for however long you want. Today you’ve run into someone who does not pause and they’re pissed because they’ve never paused when you’ve paused time and they finally found you.

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Becky & Blair

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Becky & Blair are my second favorite pairing in season one. They captured that feeling of two people talking unselfconsciously – In a way that no one else could. They also do one of the best jobs of setting up how they met and the arch of their friendship journey. It was a slow burn …

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Tertiary Delight has Officially Launched!

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Well, we wanted to do 100 listens in 30 days. That would put us in the top 50% of all podcasts launched last year. So getting 70 listens on day one, is a pretty nice thing to fall asleep to. Thank you so much! We did an amazing show, shared a bunch of new friends, …

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Tertiary Delight: An Origin Story

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Origin Stories are important. I like knowing people’s creative process, so I want to tell you a little about mine… specifically regarding Tertiary Delight.

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Daniel Boyd Performing Dec 5th, A Book that Changed my Life

Please come support Dan and Literacy Works, on Thursday Dec 5th at the Fulton Street Collective. Literacy Works teaches adults to read both via low literacy advocacy and by way of ESL classes. Literacy works with multiple organizations in Chicago to create workshops and rubrics for teaching teachers. While it’s a hard number to quantify, …

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Wow! A new post.

  To almost all our fans, it’s looked like we’ve been doing nothing. And I have to imagine, to some of us who have been working on projects – I think we’ve felt that way too. But it isn’t true. We took a stab at making Journey, we took a stab at making a video …

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A Month Of – Dreams: find the stuff fiction is made of

It was a conversational show. After the stories people asked questions. Said, “Wait, what about?” The show felt sort of dreamy to me. The way it ebbed and flowed reminded me of a tired late night conversation between friends. One where you don’t want to go to bed, so you ask one more question, you …

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