<![CDATA[Reading, writing and storytelling are much discussed these days. Either based on the Indonesian government's priority program for accelerating the globalization of technology, or as a space for academic and practical conversations across central and regional education. The problem becomes a problem as more and more solutions are applied by previous research, therefore, it became necessary to search for the latest gap to find a gap as a research differentiation with previous research, especially regarding reading, writing and storytelling. Thus, the problem in this investigation is the necessity of a positive narrative of reading, writing, and storytelling that needs to be re-expressed through narrative and then criticized based on field findings. This research method uses a qualitative method with data search through interviews and literature sources as primary and secondary sources. The results showed that the three narratives, namely Pigytpught, Ydkosktep and Ykchaefctkcha, tell about problems as well as empty spaces in reading, writing and storytelling from the context of Central Kalimantan as a user of one of the government programs related to reading, writing and storytelling]]>
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