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Writing your memoir is insightful

  • amrochon
  • Sep 25, 2020
  • 1 min read

FATHERless, My Father’s Memoir and Mine, has a section entitled Inventing the Actual, in which I provided fifteen suggestion for writing your memoir. Let’s concentrate on a few of them.

1. Read many memoirs. That will convince you that there are infinite ways to tell your story.

2. Call on hearing, taste, touch, smell, vision. Chapter 20’s title is Good, Like Bread. It’s a focus on senses.

3. Create a genogram. I’ve listed resources that would help. It need not be as detailed as those in FATHERless, My Father’s Memoir and Mine, but then, you may not be focusing on six generations. Visuals clarify.

4. Join a critique group or form one. Writers help writers.

 
 
 

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