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It’s Our Anniversary, But You Get the Gift

by Kendra BonnettDecember 3, 2009

Our 30th anniversary is your opportunity to save big on our most popular 5-DVD set The [Essential] Women’s Memoirs Writing Workshop. At $39 (just 30% of the regular price) we hope to put this excellent writing tools into the hands of everyone who has ever dreamed of writing her story. Let us help you share your legacy.

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KitchenScraps – The Gift of Salmon by Rigmor Munkvold

by Matilda ButlerSeptember 17, 2009

ScrapMoir. Rigmor Munkvold grew up in Norway, north of the Arctic Circle. In this charming story, she recounts her close relationship with her father, partially developed during hours of salmon fishing and salmon smoking. Join her as she shares her memories with us. Try her Salmon Gravlax recipe.

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Book Review of Who Do You Think You Are? by Alyse Myers

by Matilda ButlerJuly 24, 2009

Book review of Alyse Myers’ new memoir Who Do You Think You Are? Find out why this memoir provides insight into how mother-daughter relationships can be written about while accepting that the causes of the dynamics are probably unknowable. A memoir writer will find much to learn in this gripping memoir.

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“Following the Whispers” Memoirist Karen Walker Guest Blogs on Women’s Memoirs

by Kendra BonnettJuly 14, 2009

Karen Walker has written a guest blog for Women’s Memoirs that documents her efforts to learn her craft and publish her first book. We think you’ll find her experiences working with editors–two different editors–particularly interesting. This guest blog is in preparation for her July 22nd interview with Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler.

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Who Do You Think You Are? Memoirist Alyse Myers Guest Blog for Women’s Memoirs

by Kendra BonnettJuly 8, 2009

Alyse Myers joins us on Women’s Memoirs with a guest blog about her new book “Who Do You Think You Are?” If you have ever had any questions about how to handle a difficult or very personal subject in your writing, this is your chance to read Alyse’s thoughts on the matter and then to ask your own questions…because we’ll be interviewing Alyse on July 16th.

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Jessica Bram Shares Her Thoughts about Memoir Writing

by Matilda ButlerJune 29, 2009

Memoir author Jessica Bram answers your questions and shares her expertise on women’s memoir writing.

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Book Review of Sightlines: A Family Love Story in Poetry & Music

by Kendra BonnettJune 17, 2009

With the Sightlines memoir audiobook, Janet Grace Riehl has given us more than a heartfelt family chronicle. She breaks barriers for the memoir genre that should get every memoirist thinking. The writer in me is inspired to create something unique for my family. Listen to her fascinating audiobook to get your creative muse speaking.

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