

Where Our Storytelling Begins: The Origins of Imagination and Identity
Before I ever called myself a writer, I was already telling stories. The truth is, we all are. Storytelling doesn’t begin with a notebook, a keyboard, or even a full sentence. It begins much earlier, in a raised eyebrow, a shaking lip, or a child’s happy clap. Our first expressions are stories. They say, "This matters." They say, "Look at me.”, "This is how I feel." Long before we understand language, we are already shaping experience into something shareable. When I think a
Jessie Fry
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