We think stories look back at what happened. But every story we tell is quietly facing the other way — toward what comes next. Why we tell stories at all.
A story can drift wildly from the facts and still keep its truth almost untouched — because what people remember was never the facts in the first place.
Every memory is already a story — shaped, edited, and told by you. Discover what this means for the craft of storytelling and the narrator you're becoming.
