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• Dylan stories

  Columbia Records are collecting people's stories about Bob Dylan. I'm working with my client to collect their people's stories about their organisation. So one's more glamorous than the other, but we're both using the good old story to make sense of something. Read More... Posted 01 March 2007 20:52 by Phil Turner | 3 Comments Filed under: Storytelling

• The best stories are children's stories

  My good friend Dan has just signed a book deal to write children’s football novels. The first, The Kick Off , is set to be released on 4th June. Dan is an expert communicator. He knows his football. He also knows children’s stories - we all do. The best Read More... Posted 14 February 2007 13:31 by Phil Turner | 1 Comments Filed under: Writing, Storytelling

• Storytelling and technology, they go together like a horse and carriage

  We’re talking to our clients a lot about storytelling at the moment. People are defining it in a very broad way. At one end of the spectrum you have those who break down and examine the component parts of a classic story – protagonist, turning point, Read More... Posted 08 December 2006 17:17 by Phil Turner | 1 Comments Filed under: Storytelling

• What we can learn from The Boss

  The Boss is in town. No, not Ferrabee . Springsteen. He's in London this weekend . Bruce Springsteen the storyteller is the natural American heir to Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie. For some he’s the natural heir to Homer, Sophocles and Euripides. Read More... Posted 10 November 2006 13:40 by Phil Turner | 4 Comments Filed under: Storytelling, Rock n'roll

• Andre Agassi, my Granddad and storytelling

  Funny how you remember these things. It turns out it was Anthony Kiedis from the Chilis who asked “ Wanna play rock n’roll tennis ?” The 1991 ad was for Nike. And Andre was just hitting balls, not playing air guitar. Yet what did I remember? Tennis and Read More... Posted 03 November 2006 17:24 by Phil Turner | 3 Comments Filed under: Storytelling