Unit 5

U5 - Storytellers

Introduction

In this unit we are going to get a glimpse into some ways of telling stories. I am saying glimpse, because there are so many ways of telling a story, and there are so many stories out there, both told and untold. We will encounter stories that look very different, and that emerged from different cultures around the world, but starting small, by looking at six-word stories.

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