Storytelling uses any avenue possible to express the story.
Shamans dance around a fire, play-actors get on stage, Film
directors use CGI , actors, puppets, sets, and so on.
A writer writes. A good writer uses all of the tricks available to them that their language provides and is capable of doing so in a consistent manner to create their own written voice.
'To Kill a Mockingbird' was both well-written and a good story; the social impact it created reflects that.
I've read plenty of works that are either exclusively well-written, or exclusively a good story. It's not rare.
Shamans dance around a fire, play-actors get on stage, Film directors use CGI , actors, puppets, sets, and so on.
A writer writes. A good writer uses all of the tricks available to them that their language provides and is capable of doing so in a consistent manner to create their own written voice.
'To Kill a Mockingbird' was both well-written and a good story; the social impact it created reflects that.
I've read plenty of works that are either exclusively well-written, or exclusively a good story. It's not rare.