Memories are as stacked pages of our life that we can order and at times re-stack. Each moment we recall is like a page in the larger map of our life. Writing a memoir isn’t just about throwing those pages…
What if we capture the simple everyday details of our lived routine? How can we utilize these moments – the morning coffee, the familiar route to work, the casual meet-up with friends, the quiet satisfaction of completing a household chore…
Memoir writing is an exercise in not just recounting a life but in curating that life. As memoirists, the temptation to include every detail, every thread of an experience, can be irresistible. However, seasoned writers know that the brunt of page must…
To doodle on page is to observe and translate human quirks and mannerisms into vivid narrative sketches. These nuances are the lifeblood that breathes authenticity into characters. Without them, our memoir risks being a mere recitation of facts, unreal and inaccessible.…
A memoir’s purpose transcends the simple recounting of personal history. The act of laying one’s life bare on the page is more than just projecting a self-image or spotlighting triumphs and tribulations. In its most profound form, a memoir becomes…