Memoir Writing Prompts: Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say

by Matilda ButlerJuly 5, 2011
Memoir Writing Prompts: Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say

Consider your choice of words — a memoir writing prompt.

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Memoir Contest Winner: “For the Love of the Game” by Rebekah Varin

by Matilda ButlerJuly 4, 2011
Memoir Contest Winner: “For the Love of the Game” by Rebekah Varin

Join us to celebrate another Memoir Writing Contest Winner — Rebekah Varin’s “For the Sake of the Game.”

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Memoir Contest Winner: My Independence by Donna Lancaster

by Matilda ButlerJuly 4, 2011
Memoir Contest Winner: My Independence by Donna Lancaster

Join us to celebrate another Memoir Writing Contest Winner — Donna Lancaster’s INDEPENDENCE.

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Memoir Contest Winner: Make Love Not War by Sarah White

by Matilda ButlerJuly 4, 2011
Memoir Contest Winner: Make Love Not War by Sarah White

Post #106 – Women’s Memoir Writing, ScrapMoir – Matilda Butler and Kendra Bonnett Women’s Memoirs is pleased to present the second of four award-winning stories today. Sarah White is the second of two tied First Place winners in this month’s memoir contest — FOURTH OF JULY category. Earlier today we published the other tied First […]

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Memoir Contest Winner: Elsewhere Cove by Heather A. A. Menzies

by Matilda ButlerJuly 4, 2011
Memoir Contest Winner: Elsewhere Cove by Heather A. A. Menzies

Memoir Contest Winner: Read Heather A. A. Menzies award-winner memoir vignette about celebrating family stories on Canada’s version of July 4th.

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Memoir Writing Contest Winners: July 4th and Independence

by Matilda ButlerJuly 4, 2011
Memoir Writing Contest Winners: July 4th and Independence

Celebrate the 4th of July with our Women’s Memoir Contest Winners.

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Sun, Water and Knowledge…There’s Nothing Like it for Gardens and Memoirs

by Kendra BonnettJuly 3, 2011
Sun, Water and Knowledge…There’s Nothing Like it for Gardens and Memoirs

Kendra’s garden continues to grow. The salads coming out of this garden are delicious. Now we’re waiting for the tomatoes and the peppers. Knowledge has turned Kendra’s brown thumb green. And knowledge can be a powerful tool you can use in marketing your memoir.

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