Information about current events
There are many ways to find information about current events. Newspapers, weekly magazines, and websites are great sources for this kind of information. In addition to the news that is available right now, you can find the history and background of a particular event. This can be useful for understanding current events and how they affect people.
Stories that have a strong impact
Stories with an impact create an emotional connection with their audience. When telling an impact story, there are some rules you should follow to create a great piece. One of the first is to keep it real. In most cases, the more real the better, so use honest images and approachable language. Also, focus on real people and the struggles they face, and the good things they do. Keep your storytelling tight and to the point, and your audience will be more likely to remain engaged.
Stories that incorporate violence and scandal
Stories that incorporate violence and scandal are often set in tense family situations. These stories are often read as representations of dissatisfaction with gender roles, as in the case of “What is It,” where the wife’s shame causes her to beat her husband. The story is also revealing of the ambiguity and complicity of her family members.
Stories that are familiar and local
Narratives are powerful, and people use them to make decisions about their communities and the world around them. In this article, I will discuss how stories can be powerful tools for understanding environmental and social issues, and how they can also help people negotiate their identities. Storytelling can also be used as a tool to improve policy, particularly in cases where there are competing interests and needs.
Stories that appeal to emotions
In journalism, stories that appeal to our emotions can be effective tools for increasing readership and boosting engagement. For example, stories about natural disasters and extreme weather events can appeal to our feelings and make us feel involved in the story. While a sanitized version of the story may be informative, it can also prevent us from feeling the devastation for ourselves. By contrast, emotional appeals can illuminate the underlying truth of a situation.