Writing Autobiography
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By: Roberta Laurie
Writing memoir is not only fun, it can give you insight into your past, present and future. These writing exercise will help get you started. more...
Child Abuse Memoirs and Autobiographies
By: Sara McGrath
One might ask, "Why would anyone want to read about another person's horrible childhood?" Yet, these so-called "misery memoirs" are abundantly written and read. more...
Stylistic Approaches to Travel Writing
By: Andrea Beca
A look at some of the most commonly used styles and formats of travel narratives, complete with a look at the advantages and disadvantages of using them. more...
The Joy of Writing Your Life Story
By: June Smith
Gail Mowatt, a retired English instructor, holds classes for seniors aspiring to learn how to write their memoirs. more...
By: Debbie Roome
Everyone has a story to tell, and even if it has a limited audience, it is worth writing down for the generations that follow. more...
Changing Points Of View in Autobiographies
For any writer who suffers from the seven chapter itch, having a basic but drastic change happen mid book can have brilliant results. more...
Honesty and Ethics in Writing Non-Fiction
Honesty and ethics are essential elements in non-fiction writing and never more so than in the memoir, autobiography and biography genres. more...
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