storyteller

IPA: stˈɔritɛɫɝ

A person who relates stories through one medium or another to an audience
A liar; a fibber.
(roleplaying games) A game master, particularly in games focused on collaborative storytelling.

Examples of "storyteller" in Sentences

Aschoff was known as a storyteller.
A sad story means, this storyteller is alive (p. 9).
He seemed personable and funny and was an excellent storyteller.
So I agree, staying true to your own inner storyteller is the best!
The storyteller is like a camera; Sam Spade never "thinks" anything.
He is the prime dancer, the storyteller, and the soul of the performance.
Howard himself was a natural storyteller and later a professional storyteller.
I learned on the reservation that the ancient, sacred charge of the storyteller is to beguile the time.
On Friday night, Mr. Davis will join a cadre of oral storytellers and writers who will rhapsodize about Mr. Dobi.
Acting, writing and game design share this trait in common -- the stories they each tell become more sincere when the storyteller is a conduit, not a puppet master.
The stories pose a threat if their parents and teachers are not reading the books too, and participating in the experience, talking about what the storyteller is doing.
What might surprise some people, beyond Obama's ability as a writer and storyteller, is that each of his characters becomes a distinct voice that he brings alive, not just in his writing but even more so in this audiobook.
I'm trying to write records the way Thomas Pynchon writes novels or (Federico) Fellini made movies: Tell a serious story using these absurdist tools like the unreliable narrator, where you know the storyteller is not telling the truth.