Storyweaving
Storyweaving is a narrative practice that emphasizes the deliberate interlacing of multiple story strands, motifs, and timelines to create a cohesive whole. Rather than presenting a single linear arc, a storyweave layers perspectives, events, and thematic threads so that they interact and reinforce one another. The term is used across fiction, oral storytelling, and narrative design to describe the craft of guiding overlapping threads toward a unified resolution.
Techniques commonly associated with storyweaving include braided or parallel narration, non-linear timelines, recurring motifs, and character
Storyweaving appears in various contexts, including creative writing workshops, education, therapy, and game design. In education,
Challenges include maintaining clarity while juggling threads, avoiding repetitive motifs, and ensuring pacing supports the overall