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February 13, 2024
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Here’s how you can use meditation to calm your mind and ground your writing.
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Three tips on how to work around faded memory when writing your memoir.
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A guide for keeping your head above water as you develop your manuscript
Writing your story can bring you face to face with some deep stuff, but it can also help you heal.
One of memoir’s most difficult aspects is telling stories involving other people. Here are six tools that can help!
Putting in the work to build her author platform before she published helped Author Andrea Couture surpass her publication goals… and then some!
Your memoir needs a theme like a cake needs a flavor. Click to learn what a theme is, why your book needs one, and how to find it!
Grammar is no joke, but these confusing word combos can pose a bit of a conundrum when trying to stay out of grammar jail!
You’ll find over 120 million results when you Google “how to write a memoir.” Thousands of people want to learn this. But most articles on memoir writing will zoom right past this most basic—but oh-so-vital—piece of advice.
When you write your memoir without a map, you end up writing A LOT. With these three elements firmly in place, your journey to the end will be much less rocky.
