Tom is telling a story.

Rasta Khadgi has a story to tell.

Rick Smolan tells the story of a girl

Kevin Kelly tells technology's epic story

The blog Heroínas (Heroines), recounts Las Poderosas story

Rubz shares the story of a survivor

Urmila Chanam shares a story of a child bride in India

The following is a video of Erelle explaining her current situation

The first floor tells the story of the destruction, people, and hatred.

Indri also shares her life story on her blog.

Below is their story, with English and Russian subtitles available

A new Ukrainian book tells the story of Euromaidan in hundreds of Facebook posts.

His sprawling website offers plenty of diversions, and it spans the history of the Internet itself.

It tells the story of an elderly woman who is forced to face her past as a torturer.

I believe my Facebook diary tells a popular story of the military service.

Michelle's novel tells the story of a little girl on holiday with her parents at a seaside resort.

She tells a sad story about a lovely, yet severely ill, aged man was hospitalized

She tells the story of another rider, Shima Mehri, an Iranian woman who had wanted to ride a motorcycle since she was a little girl.

Filmmaker Andrew Stanton shares what he knows about storytelling starting at the end and working back to the beginning.

Scenes from the Sidewalk shares a story of another formerly homeless Ukrainian child who now has a home.

This romance tells the story of a family from the Northeast of Brazil that moves to the Southeastern part of the country.

Lying mortally wounded on the ground, Kurtz, with his dying breath, whispers ...The horror ... the horror ... .

Master storyteller Malcolm Gladwell tells the tale of the Norden bombsight, a groundbreaking piece of World War II technology with a deeply unexpected result.

This story comes from Nwachukwu Egbunike, a Nigerian poet, writer, and blogger who has worked with Global Voices since 2011.

She always tells her story standing up, a tribute to her son who refused to lie down before Merah shot him.

The song tells the story of a young woman going on a date with a man named Serge to an art exhibit featuring work by Vincent van Gogh.

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It tells the story of a teenage girl who sets up a date with a guy she met on a social network.

The story of the elephant Boom Boom is told in the book 'The Little Elephant That Could'. Boom Boom helps in distributing books in remote locations in Laos

The Bear (2011) tells the story of a prisoner of war who returns home after many years in captivity to find his wife has remarried.

But Jefferson tells me this story about a run in he had with the police, just in front of his mother s house in Boston, when visiting not too long ago.

However, he later claimed that he had told this story so many times that he had forgotten the incident itself, and only remembered himself telling the story.

Jonathan Rashad tells us

The blog FrontlineDefenders reports

She writes of her experience

Stacey Kramer offers a moving, personal, 3 minute parable that shows how an unwanted experience frightening, traumatic, costly can turn out to be a priceless gift.

Unfolding in 1760s France, it tells the grim story of Suzanne, a young aristocrat sent to a convent by her family.

Antoine Ganne tells the unique story of how Vanilla came to populate the island of Madagascar and Reunion island from the Gulf of Mexico.

In a flashback sequence, Telegin treats the boys to a tale of how these helicopters were used to fight off the bandits and rescue the locals.

This story comes from Endalk Chala, a founding member of the Zone9 collective who was spared arrest on account of being in the United States, where he is pursuing a PhD.

This story comes from Endalk Chala, a founding member of the Zone9 collective who was spared arrest on account of being in the United States, where he is pursuing a PhD in Media Studies.

Evoking an abstract, timeless and dream like atmosphere, Karimi tells a story of oppression and individual resistance which ends with the absurdly accidental and joyless victory of the protagonist.