Post #55 – Women’s Memoirs, Book Business – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler
Each Fall I get that old familiar feeling…I should be getting ready to go back to school. School supplies and new books to buy, clothes to pack, old friends to catch up with and trade stories of summer activities. Just being back on campus was always such an electric and stimulating feeling for me. With the beginning of each school year, I had a sense of starting over. Setting goals. It was the opportunity to master new skills.
I’ve been out of school now for more years than I care to admit, but each Fall I still get that urge to set goals and master new skills. I am not going to quickly enroll in any online masters degree programs in English, but I do like to polish up on my writing skills. Maybe you do too. If so, and if you have an urge to finally start writing your memoir or if you’ve had that rough draft collecting dust in your desk drawer for far too long, then make this the year. Commit yourself to writing (and finishing) your memoir.
To help you get started, I’ve made a list of 10 resources ranging from free classes to comprehensive, multi-week workshops that may give you the discipline, encouragement and training you need to get the job done.
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