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L C Lynch
reviewed The Story Is True: The Art and Meaning of Telling Stories on February 11, 2014
The Story Is True
"We don't tell stories just to make sounds; we do things with stories: we make points, we court favor, we entertain, and we bond. All stories happen in the service of some end, and that end influences what story is told and how it is told."
"Most families have such narratives-- narratives that seem simple but contain more about the family than anyone could or would ever say overtly."
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