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This definitive guide offers insights into crafting unforgettable stories, drawing from twenty-five years of expertise at The Moth. The directors have collaborated with diverse individuals—from astronauts to rock stars—to develop true personal narratives that resonate with millions on their award-winning radio hour and podcast. As leaders in the modern storytelling movement, The Moth encourages thousands globally to share their stories each year. This guide teaches you to uncover and shape your unique stories, inspired by notable storytellers like Mike Birbiglia, Rosanne Cash, and Neil Gaiman. Whether aiming to perform on The Moth stage, deliver a memorable wedding toast, impress clients, give a heartfelt eulogy, excel in job interviews, or connect deeply with others, storytelling is vital. The Moth directors reveal their time-honed process, providing strategies to mine your memories for compelling tales, explore impactful structures, and tailor narratives for any occasion. Beyond enhancing public speaking skills, this guide empowers you to present your authentic self and create lasting connections with coworkers, clients, friends, and family through the art of storytelling.

Marion žije s dominantním bratrem Johnem v rozpadajícím se domě po rodičích. Stará panna, která ještě spí s plyšovým medvídkem, je na něm zcela závislá. Když bratr skončí s in- farktem v nemocnici, musí Marion čelit tomu, před čím celou dobu zavírala oči. Před tím, co se dělo ve sklepení. Zdá se, že John není jediný, kdo skrýval svou temnou stránku.

With an introduction by Neil GaimanBefore television and radio, before penny paperbacks and mass literacy, people would gather on porches, on the steps outside their homes, and tell stories. The storytellers knew their craft and bewitched listeners would sit and listen long into the night as moths flitted around overhead. The Moth is a non-profit group that is trying to recapture this lost art, helping storytellers - old hands and novices alike - hone their stories before playing to packed crowds at sold-out live events.The very best of these stories are collected here: whether it's Bill Clinton's hell-raising press secretary or a leading geneticist with a family secret; a doctor whisked away by nuns to Mother Teresa's bedside or a film director saving her father's Chinatown store from money-grabbing developers; the Sultan of Brunei's concubine or a friend of Hemingway's who accidentally talks himself into a role as a substitute bullfighter, these eccentric, pitch-perfect stories - all, amazingly, true - range from the poignant to the downright hilarious.