raconteur

He had an accent like ours; he was definitely a surrealist and a raconteur.

There is a print of Sir George Simpson behind one raconteur's head.

Mr. Morris is raconteur first; his ancient tales create their form, and ornament is accessory to narrative.

But Harriet Martineau was never the raconteur, she was first the educator.

As a raconteur he stands almost unrivalled, and his powers of mimicry are in themselves sufficient to justify a career.

He was not a good man to tell a story to—he had always heard it before; but as a raconteur I never met his equal.