Writing Autobiography
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Exercises for Writing Memoir
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.
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Child Abuse Memoirs and Autobiographies
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.
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Stylistic Approaches to Travel Writing
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.
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The Joy of Writing Your Life Story
Gail Mowatt, a retired English instructor, holds classes for seniors aspiring to learn how to write their memoirs.
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How to Write Your Life Story
Everyone has a story to tell, and even if it has a limited audience, it is worth writing down for the generations that follow.
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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.
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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.
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Alphabetical Autobiographies
When setting a school project to write an autobiography this lesson plan both provides prompts and makes a sometimes dry task into a fun one.
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Memoir Blogs
For a modern and stress free way to create a memoir or autobiography, a blog is an easy (and free) tool to use.
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Derivative Autobiographies
Using someone else's autobiography or biography as a template can be a great source of inspiration and structure.
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Multimedia Autobiographies
Biography and genealogy software can make writing an autobiography an easy flowing experience and is essential if tackling a family saga
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Prepare to Write an Autobiography
Avoid writing a dry and boring autobiography by researching and brainstorming first. Try this idea of using brainstorming charts to get the creative juices flowing.
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