What Good Stories
Emma PriceStorytelling inspiration for non-profiteers.
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“I could’ve been a national treasure” – What Good Stories, May 2026
Hi everyone,
The headline quote is from a guy I sat next to on the train who, at 50ish years old, is still sad he was discouraged from pursuing his childhood dream of becoming The Next David Attenborough. It’s hard not to sympathise.
Tw...
“Derek says you might be voting for the Communists” – March 2026
Hello hello, I’ve been stacked and a little depressed this winter but in honour of Spring finally arriving – thank god – we’re back!
I had two options for a headline quote. One involves a horse and a new relationship and sits up there with...
“In the looking is life” – November 2025
Hi everyone,
It’s been a while… (no drama, just busy, paid subscriptions are still off).
I usually ramble on at the top but there’s enough to embarrass me below so I’ll get on with it.
This month your creative circuit breaker features...
“I CAN HEAR YOU NOT CLAPPING” Sep 25
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I walked through Covent Garden last week as a street performer yelled at his audience: “I CAN HEAR YOU NOT CLAPPING”. I wanted to shout b...
“I could see myself selling weapons” August 2025
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I was at a festival recently, waiting for a friend by the loos, when one guy in the queue said to another: “I believe everyone...
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Writer, producer, stories consultant, mostly for non-profits. Writing here about creativity, charity storytelling + potatoes. 🤖 I never use AI to write my posts. You can probably tell.
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