In the Beginning

In the Beginning

Stories are as old as time itself. The first stories were shared around the campfire, then left to future generations (and archeologists) on cave walls, the first written stories.

Stories for the Masses

Stories for the Masses

Advances in technology led to the ready availability of paper, first with pen and ink, then with printing presses. Stories were no longer in the hands of the educated or wealthy; they could be shared with everyone.

Stories at 75 WPM

Stories at 75 WPM

The development of the typewriter improved storytelling dramatically, especially in the hands of master storytellers such as Hemingway, Steinbeck, Twain Updike and Kerouac.

Content is King

Content is King

The digital age did not diminish the popularity of a good story, it only made it easier to read, spread and repurpose. Ebooks now outsell traditional print books, a testament to the enduring popularity of a riveting, finally crafted story.

 

Contact Info

There was a time once when you had to put down three phone numbers, a fax and an office address to have the appropriate level of contact information. But who really needs to visit a real office for or fax something to someone somewhere.

Let’s simplify the whole thing, shall we?

Call: (321) 266-6904

It’s my cell. It’s always with me. You can text me there as well, unless you’re a spammer. If I don’t answer, please leave a voicemail.

Email: robb@storylaureate.com

 

Why you should contact me…

If you want to tell your story to your customers, clients or the world, come to The Story Laureate. Don’t waste your money on less than stellar results. Go with the best. I’m much affordable than you think, especially when there’s a project that allows me to tell a really great story. In fact, I always tell my clients that I charge on a sliding scale. If I am having am going to enjoy the project and it’s a great story, I am very reasonable. If not, you probably can’t afford me.