The Science of Storytelling Free Audiobook Download by Will Storr

It's been said that every story is a lie. There are also many studies that show that people tend to believe lies more easily than the truth, but this doesn't let people off the hook - they might just be lying in a different way. Instead of giving up, there are several practices you can use to give your story a chance by making it more believable. Will Storr has compiled some tips on how to make your stories easier to believe and tells stories he considers "worth telling."

The Science of Storytelling is the second book in a trilogy by Will Storr. A science journalist, Storr discusses the "science" of a variety of topics - such as storytelling and marketing - for which he doesn't have any scientific expertise. He offers a deep dive into these topics with his typical wit and some new insights to make it more interesting.

The Science of Storytelling offers a new perspective on the topic of story building. While there are plenty of great books that offer specific guidelines for telling better stories, they can't help us understand why we love to read in the first place. Storr's audiobook presents a well-researched look at why stories work, and how they can be used to better our lives.

The Science of Storytelling is the best audiobook I've ever listened to. The Science of Storytelling is a non-fiction, investigative report written by Will Storr and narrated by James Clamp. The book deals with the many aspects and realities of the world's most powerful medium: the spoken word. There are many fascinating facts and stories in this book, but what I particularly love about it is how it makes me think about how I'll tell my own story from now on.

Will Storr, a journalist, has his own story to tell. The Science is a book that goes into the science of storytelling and how it works on the brain. Will Storr takes a scientific approach to learning how to write stories that are more interesting and engaging.

'James Clamp' is protagonist of this audiobook. He is a British journalist and the narrator of the story. In it he tells about his battle with body dysmorphia and depression, in particular his time working for a tabloid newspaper.