… The rules that guide NWWG: Produce a short story or book excerpt in PDF form and upload to the “files” section under the “More” tag at the top of the website. Include the meeting date in the description that the story is intended for. Read everyone else's stories for the upcoming meeting and come ready with critiques, ideas, suggestions, etc. To help keep the meetings to two hours, try and keep the stories to about 12 pages maximum, double spaced. We also have a limit of 8 people and 6 sto …

Hear and enjoy the best of storytelling in the Lower Mainland. Opportunity to meet the tellers. Share your experience of story listening. All can participate in the discussion and planning of events. For those who love the traditional art of storytelling; stories told from the heart and from memory. Three regular venues from North Shore to Steveston. Also an all day of storytelling; and a week end of epic storytelling.

… Because oracles know all and convey it through the art of story-telling! Kings, noblemen, warlords and politicians all relied on the oracles stories and prophecies to get them through the year. An oracle was a person or agency considered to be a source of wise counsel or prophetic opinion, predictions or precognition of the future, inspired by the gods. As such it is a form of divination.