Emily Gehman | Storytelling Coach
Telling my story and helping you tell yours.
“Call me Ishmael.” Call me Twain Call me Austen. Herman Melville’s Moby Dick begins with the introduction of the main character—Ishmael. We follow him through the ultimate revenge story cloaked in a painfully detailed description of the 19th century whaling industry. In Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, we wander through he deep south... Continue Reading →
Newsflash: Life doesn't start at marriage.
I walk into the shop and I’m immediately overwhelmed, but in all the best ways. To my left is a bulging glass serving counter, lined with cheeses I’ve never even heard of. In front of me is an identical counter, but this one holds meats—jerky and sausages and whatnot. And to my immediate right, a... Continue Reading →
Emily Gehman | Storytelling Coach 