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Memoir and Truth

Memoir Writing Prompts: Three Views of Memoir and Truth, Part 3

by Matilda Butler on May 17, 2011

Post #88 – Women’s Memoirs, Writing Prompt – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler

Memoir Writing Prompts: A Third View of Memoir and Truth

memoir, memoir writing prompt, journaling I’ve saved for last the perspective on memoir and truth that reminds us of the distinction between emotional and factual truth. Our emotions store information in various parts of the body. Sometimes a touch or a smell can bring back a memory if it is one associated with a strong emotion. Ninety percent of emotional communication is nonverbal. This means that [click to continue…]

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Memoir Writing Prompts: Three Views of Memoir and Truth, Part 1

by Matilda ButlerApril 26, 2011

Memoir Writing Prompt of the Week. This is the first of three writing prompts focused on memoir and truth.

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500 Words (or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #11 and Truth

by Promptly PortlandDecember 8, 2009

Promptly Portland gives us a memoir writing prompt that provides a new perspective on writing the truth. Try the 500 word exercise and see how it affects your considerations about the “truth.”

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