Writing and Healing: Putting Your Weird Perspective to Work in Your Memoir

by Pamela JaneDecember 10, 2013
Writing and Healing: Putting Your Weird Perspective to Work in Your Memoir

Think you are weird? Pamela Jane Bell shows you how to use that weirdness to enhance your writing craft.

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Tips for Gift Baskets Featuring Books Take Center Stage…And Not Just for the Holidays

by Kendra BonnettNovember 30, 2013
Tips for Gift Baskets Featuring Books Take Center Stage…And Not Just for the Holidays

Readers love books. When you complement your books with theme-based and holiday treats and goodies and package them in bright boxes festooned with ribbons and bows, you can light up the eyes of every reader and writer on your gift list.

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Book Giveaway – Fiction Writer Turns to Memoir: Alice Hoffman’s Survival Lessons Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

by Matilda ButlerNovember 26, 2013
Book Giveaway – Fiction Writer Turns to Memoir: Alice Hoffman’s Survival Lessons Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

Lanie Tankard reviews Alice Hoffman’s memoir: Survival Lessons.

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Susan Wittig Albert Returns with Part 2 — Using Diaries in Writing

by Matilda ButlerNovember 21, 2013
Susan Wittig Albert Returns with Part 2 — Using Diaries in Writing

Susan Wittig Albert returns with Part 2 of her discussion of using diaries and journals for writing. She has some great suggestions. Be sure to take a look.

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Susan Wittig Albert Shares Information About Her New Book: A Wilder Rose

by Matilda ButlerNovember 18, 2013
Susan Wittig Albert Shares Information About Her New Book: A Wilder Rose

Susan Wittig Albert shares information about Rose Wilder Lane’s diaries and how they helped inform Susan’s just released book, A Wilder Rose. Return on Thursday for Part 2 of this article where Susan suggests ways your diary or journal or even a diary of a family member can be used to writing memoir.

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Where Nonfiction and Fiction Meet: Susan Wittig Albert’s A Wilder Rose Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

by Matilda ButlerNovember 12, 2013
Where Nonfiction and Fiction Meet: Susan Wittig Albert’s A Wilder Rose Reviewed by Lanie Tankard

Lanie Tankard reviews Susan Wittig Albert’s just released novel, A Wilder Rose. The book, based on the lives of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane, combines nonfiction and fiction and weaves a tale that addresses the mystery of who wrote The Little House stories.

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5 Writing Tips for Overcoming Obstacles to Completing Your Memoir

by Pamela JaneNovember 5, 2013
5 Writing Tips for Overcoming Obstacles to Completing Your Memoir

If you are a fan of Pamela Jane Bell’s Writing Tips, then you’ll eagerly read this one. We are — and we did. She gives you the lowdown on major obstacles to writing and how you can overcome them.

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