USA Today: In a house in the woods, somewhere far away, perhaps lives someone who doesn’t love a good story. “Deep in our nature” lurks a love of story-telling, wrote the Greek philosopher Aristotle around 350 B.C., the world’s first literary critic. And psychologists and neuroscientists have increasingly backed up ol’ Aristotle, looking at story-telling as something fundamentally human. Brain scan studies, for example, show listening to stories lights up more and different areas as children age. Alzheimer’s…