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Memoir Book Review: Kim Brittingham’s Read My Hips, Reviewed by Janice Tatarka

by Matilda ButlerJune 8, 2011

Kim Brittingham’s memoir Read My Hips: How I learned to Love My Body, Ditch Dieting, and Live Large is reviewed by Janice Tatarka.

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A Memoirist Take on Caleb’s Crossing: A Novel, Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

by Matilda ButlerJune 1, 2011

Sometimes stepping outside one’s genre brings new insights and a different look at the craft. Reviewer Lanie Tankard shares her look at Caleb’s Crossing, a new memoir/novel by Geraldine Brooks.

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Memoir Book Discussion: Peace of Mind and Body: 27 Days of Journaling to Health and Happiness by Mari L. McCarthy

by Matilda ButlerMay 25, 2011

Multiple Sclerosis is part of the back story behind Mari L. McCarthy’s new book on journaling. Join her as she shares her experiences with using journaling for healing.

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Memoir Book Review: Linda Leaming’s Married to Bhutan, Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

by Matilda ButlerApril 20, 2011

Linda Leaming writes both about her personal experiences in Bhutan and her perspective on finding happiness. Lanie Tankard shares her analysis of this new memoir: Married to Bhutan.

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Memoir: Joyce Carol Oates’s A Widow’s Story Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

by Matilda ButlerApril 6, 2011

Lanie Tankard reviews the recent memoir by Joyce Carol Oates, A Widow’s Story. This is a review full of insights and thoughts on a writer’s look at widowhood.

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Life Takes Time. So Do Books. By Janet Grace Riehl

by Matilda ButlerMarch 23, 2011

Janet Grace Riehl shares the story of writing and patience.

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Who is the Woman You Most Admire? Women’s History Month and Memoir

by Matilda ButlerMarch 16, 2011

Who is the woman you most admire? As part of our series featuring Women’s History Month, Women’s Memoirs publishes one woman’s remembrance of her answer to that question when she was an eighth grader.

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