Post #100 – Memoir Writing News – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler
Memoir Writing Contest Winners
Autumn has officially arrived. But at Women’s Memories we are deep into the season of spring. Why? We received a record number contest entries for our Memories of Spring contest. And after much reading and going back and forth, Kendra and I are pleased to announce the contest entries that will be published in the coming months in our ebook: Seasons of Our Lives: Spring.
We are listing the authors alphabetically. If you know any of these writers, please offer your congratulations below in the comments section.
Laureen Elaine Andrews — Springtime Heralds Mother Memories
Cindy Briggs — Easter Surprise in July
Janet Caplan — Montreal Spring
Cynthia Close — Being from Boston
Iris Gersh — Letter to Roland
Trudi Goodman — Who’s Looking Anyway?
Linda Greeley — Unexpected Pleasure
Patricia Higbie — White Carnations and Buried Memories
Kathleen Hewitt — Spring Dances
Lucille Joyner — No Green Thumb Here…Yet
Marcy Jubach — Esther’s Easter
Nancy Julien Kopp — A Special Sibling
Nancy Pogue LaTurner — Innocence
Lisa Libowitz — Down Home for Decoration Day
Sharon Miller — 1945
Robin Sherwood Moore — Remember
Sabine Naus — The Spring Snowball Fight
Mairi Neil — Spring Sorrow
Nancy Obermueller — Haphazard Gardener
Micki Peluso — A Spring Tale
Shirley Pugh Thomson — Spring Chickens
We want to thank everyone who submitted stories to our memoir writing contest and want to offer our congratulations to these winners.
About the eBooks
Kendra and I seem to be learning about the publication of ebooks one technical point at a time. We are now focused just on completing our series: Seasons of Our Lives. There will be four volumes, beginning with Summer. We anticipate releasing all of them at the same time — available in the Kindle format since it works not only on the Kindle but also all of the readers — even computers — using the free Kindle Reader software. We’re finally making good progress although the discovery of two days ago that early Kindle’s won’t display italics is a bit dismaying. Still progress is progress.
We’ll be sure to let you know when we release the four volumes so that you can see the winning contest entries.
