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Healing Through Memoir

A Women’s Memoirs Moment: Memoir Author Diana M. Raab Shares 10 Tips on Writing for Healing

by Kendra Bonnett on September 20, 2010

Post #49 – Women’s Memoirs, Author Conversations – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler

Recently, Matilda and I were invited to participate in the Women on Writing (WOW) Blog Book Tour for award-winning author Diana M. Raab. Diana has just published her eighth book, entitled Healing With Words: A Writer’s Cancer Journey (Loving Healing Press, 2010). She is a woman of many creative talents–nonfiction writer, published poet, award-winning memoirist and dedicated journaler. Diana’s also a Registered Nurse; a combination that makes for a medical and self-help writer with a penchant for helping others.
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Memoir Guest Blog and Writing Prompt: Linda Joy Myers Discusses the Power of Memoir

by Kendra BonnettMarch 2, 2010

As part of our Author Conversations series, author/therapist Linda Joy Myers posts her guest blog on Women’s Memoirs. She discusses the power of memoir as a healing tool. On Friday, Matilda and Kendra interview Linda Joy on the subject of her new book “The Power of Memoir: How to Write Your Healing Story.”

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