The Storyteller's Creed

    Hello, fantastic-brilliant-encouraging-creative-wonderful-genius-fellow-writers-friends-clubbers-Wrimos-and-human-beings. (How's that for a new title for all of you? Sembers was too short. Maybe that's what I didn't like about it.)
  As we draw into these last few days of frenzied noveling (how's that word count?) I would like to share with you something that I really like. It's called the Storyteller's Creed -- that is, the words that we storytellers agree to and write by. If we really like it, it may become the new quote at the top of the blog. Here it is, and tell me what you think:

Storyteller’s Creed

I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge.

That myth is more potent than history.

That dreams are more powerful than facts.

That hope always triumphs over experience.

That laughter is the only cure for grief.

And I believe that love is stronger than death.

  And...that's the Storyteller's Creed! I read it in Barnes & Noble in a book, but apparently it's universal to all authors. Be inspired, go on, and write powerful words that will change the world! (Or just go and finish your novel...but hey, what's the difference?)

 -President Fantasy