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500 Words (or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #15 and Words, Part 1

by Promptly Portland on January 19, 2010

Writing Prompt LogoPost #30 – Women’s Memoirs, Writing Prompt – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler

By Promptly Portland

WORDS

Just Words

but, more than words

A memoirist only has one tool to express all the imagery, thoughts, and emotions she wants to share. [click to continue…]

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Make Your Seasonal Memories a Source for Memoir Writing with Our Holiday Writing Prompt

by Kendra BonnettDecember 25, 2009
Make Your Seasonal Memories a Source for Memoir Writing with Our Holiday Writing Prompt

This Christmas season just reminds us that family holidays and gatherings, special events, birthdays and every celebration is a source of material for your memoir.

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500 Words (Or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #12 and Story Shape

by Promptly PortlandDecember 15, 2009
500 Words (Or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #12 and Story Shape

Promptly Portland gives us a writing prompt that helps us focus on the shape of our story.

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500 Words (Or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #9

by Promptly PortlandNovember 24, 2009
500 Words (Or More): Memoir Writing Prompt #9

Promptly Portland puts us in the mood for Thanksgiving with this memoir writing prompt that focuses us on a real and an imagined scene of gratitude.

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Guest Blog and Writing Prompt by Susan Wittig Albert Is Guaranteed to Get you Journaling

by Kendra BonnettNovember 3, 2009
Guest Blog and Writing Prompt by Susan Wittig Albert Is Guaranteed to Get you Journaling

Author, memoirist, educator and founder of Story Circle Network shares her perspective on memoir and the power of journaling–both as a gift to oneself and an invaluable tool to the memoir writer.

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In Her Guest Blog and Writing Prompt, Nancy Bachrach Handles Truth Through Humor…Dark Humor

by Kendra BonnettOctober 6, 2009
In Her Guest Blog and Writing Prompt, Nancy Bachrach Handles Truth Through Humor…Dark Humor

The truth can be hard to tell, even in a memoir, and especially when one of the primary people is still living. Nancy Bachrach tells how it was her mother who encouraged her to tell their story, but it is Nancy’s use of humor (albeit dark) that makes The Center of the Universe a great read.

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In Her Guest Blog and Writing Prompt for Women’s Memoirs, “Bending Toward the Sun” Memoirist Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Writes About Staying True to Her Vision

by Kendra BonnettSeptember 29, 2009
In Her Guest Blog and Writing Prompt for Women’s Memoirs, “Bending Toward the Sun” Memoirist Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Writes About Staying True to Her Vision

In her guest blog for Women’s Memoirs, memoirist Leslie Gilbert-Lurie talks about writing her memoir and staying focused when others critiqued, commented and shared opinions. Includes a great writing prompt for getting started.

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