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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2021 · 11 MIN

S24E1 – Storytelling in Prehistoric Times

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Story has been imbedded in human culture since the beginning, even since those prehistoric times before written language. Though we may not have those written records of what stories they told, we do know they were telling them. Prehistoric people showed story in their art on cave walls, in the traditions they passed down from generation to generation, in the warnings they gave to survive. In those early days, story was all about survival. Before gods and heroes and invented monsters, there were stories about how to avoid predators. Even today, those themes are still relevant. Listen to this episode to find out what we can learn and apply in our writing today from the traditions of prehistoric storytelling. We’re still buying your books to celebrate our two-year anniversary and thank all of you listeners for your support! Hosts Leigh and Ley are buying self-published books from our listeners and followers. We’ll keep buying until our fund runs out. Find out more on our Facebook or Instagram. Don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter (found on our homepage) while you’re here. The post S24E1 – Storytelling in Prehistoric Times appeared first on Writing Roots.

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