There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken i — Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken i — Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken i — Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken i — Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken i — Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
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There are three points about stories: if told, they like to be heard; if heard, they like to be taken in; and if taken in, they like to be told.

— Ciaran Carson, Fishing for Amber
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