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Our game of Consequences: the results

Last week we told you about our game of Consequences. In honour of National Storytelling Week, we had a go at crafting our own stories, one line at a time.

Here they are, in all their bizarre glory.

From our HQ in the Borough

And an extract from over in New York

The moral of these stories?

Storytelling might be powerful, but we wouldn’t recommend this as a method for getting a good one written. For a slightly more serious take on what stories can do for business, have a read of our white paper.

0 min read, posted in Writing tips, by Admin, on 3 Feb 2014

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