How to Write a Story Using Events

"Our events, the most important part of it. Events are what tracks the story," he says. "Some of the most fun that a story teller has with with events is setting them up and paying them off." When they are hidden, such as in crusty gets busted, those set-ups can be paid off later.

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Once upon a time, two podcasters, Stan and Marshall, sat down to discuss the complex art of storytelling, and how to do it right. The two chatted about what makes stories work, and the process, principles, and components that go into successful stories. The End.

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