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Memoir Writing Contest: Mastering the Art by Judith Newton

by Matilda ButlerFebruary 2, 2012

Women’s Memoirs brings you words from storyteller Judith Newton, our honorable mention winner from our July Memoir Writing Contest, Independence Category.

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Memoir Contest Winner: Unlocking the Chains, Freeing the Soul by Shannon Dodge

by Matilda ButlerJanuary 26, 2012

Women’s Memoirs publishes Shannon Dodge’s personal look at freedom and independence — an honorable mention in our July memoir writing contest.

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Memoir Contest Winner: Start Where You Are… Allow Restlessness by Ryan Marie Wecker

by Matilda ButlerJanuary 19, 2012

Women’s Memoirs is pleased to publish Ryan Marie Wecker’s story, Start Where You Are…Allow Restlessness. We invite you to leave Ryan Marie a note in the Comments section.

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Memoir Contest Winner: You Can’t Have Two Birthdays by Carole Jones

by Matilda ButlerJanuary 12, 2012

Women’s Memoirs is pleased to publish Carole Jones’ award-winning story, You Can’t Have Two Birthdays. We invite you to leave Carole a note in the Comments section below her story.

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Memoir Contest Winner: Qraig R. de Groot with Force of July

by Matilda ButlerJanuary 5, 2012

Women’s Memoirs is pleased to published Qraig R. De Groot’s award-winning story, Force of July. It takes you back to your childhood and all the foolish, unwise things we did.

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Memoir Contest: Fighting for Independence by Valerie Benko

by Matilda ButlerDecember 29, 2011

Memoir contest winner Valerie Benko shares the story of her personal fight for independence. Be sure to let her know what you think of her story.

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December Memoir Writing Contest: Grand Prize Winner Donna DeWeerd for Pease, Please, A Christmas Present

by Matilda ButlerDecember 25, 2011

Join Women’s Memoirs in congratulating Donna DeWeerd for her Grand Prize Winning story. Please leave her a note in the Comments section just below her story.

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