Esteban Torres rated Storyworthy: 5 stars

Storyworthy by Matthew Dicks, John Glouchevitch Matthew Dicks
"A 30-time StorySLAM champion shows readers how to improve their storytelling skills, and how doing so can improve their relationships, …
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"A 30-time StorySLAM champion shows readers how to improve their storytelling skills, and how doing so can improve their relationships, …

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Forgot I had read this one 4 years ago 😅
Things sounded too familiar and now I know why
I genuinely like the writing style. Writing int as a story is definitely infinitely better than any other "recipe" book.
That being said, as of 2024 this book reads full of cliches; and the MC being the macho American ex navy just destroys a bunch of different great points
Has interesting points but not mind blowing (obviously this is 11 years after initial writing)
To me this reads like something from the same place where Studio Ghibli draws inspiration from.
The ambience of the story, the flow and the characters. I grabbed this book randomly and I'm so very happy I did