iterative storytelling

Iterative storytelling is a process where a story is developed gradually through repeated cycles of creation, feedback, and refinement. Instead of finalizing entirely at once, writers or creators build the story in stages, revisiting and improving it based on new ideas or critiques. This method allows for continuous improvement, clearer narratives, and richer details, much like sculpting a work over time by chipping away and adding material. It helps ensure the story remains engaging, coherent, and well-crafted by learning and adapting throughout the development process.