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Memoir Anthology Editor Shares Her Experiences

by Matilda ButlerNovember 30, 2011

Women’s Memoirs welcomes Terri Spahr Nelson. Terri is the anthology editor for the Reflections from Women book series at Sugati Publications and has just released a new edition. She shares her experiences empowering women to tell their stories.

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Author Shares Her Experience Writing Memoirs with Her Father

by Matilda ButlerNovember 23, 2011

The holidays are coming and that means time with relatives. Read Melissa Ann Goodwin’s experience of writing a memoir with her father. It just may inspire you to start gathering those family stories and become your family’s storytelling muse.

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Journal Writing for Memoir: The Character Journal

by Amber Lea StarfireNovember 12, 2011

Post #50
Memoir Writing, Journaling
by Amber Lea Starfire
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If you’re like most life-writers, you struggle with how to portray real characters on the pages of your memoir. Maybe you received feedback that your readers are having difficulty “seeing” the people on your pages. After all, how do you make Great Aunt Jane, with all her mannerisms and [...]

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Memoir Author Interview with Jamie Patterson

by Matilda ButlerNovember 7, 2011

Women’s Memoirs welcomes Jaimie Patterson for an interview about writing her memoir, Lost Edens.

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Memoir Author Speaks: Ingrid Ricks Talks about Writing Her Memoir

by Matilda ButlerNovember 2, 2011

Memoir Author Speaks: Join Ingrid Ricks as she shares the story of writing her memoir Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story.

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Memoir Author Interview: Women’s Memoirs Talks with Katherine Mayfield

by Matilda ButlerOctober 19, 2011

Memoir Author Speaks: Katherine Mayfield shares her thoughts on the process of memoir writing.

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Memoir Writers: Have Fun and Increase Your Creativity

by Matilda ButlerOctober 3, 2011

Do you sometimes feel like your creativity has dried up? Today’s article suggests how to get your creative juices flowing again.

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