We’ve all been there. We sit down to write our memoir, excited to finally write our story on paper. But then…writer’s block hits. Here on page-craft, we call this ‘page problems’ – those pesky obstacles that pop up at every…
Imagine our ‘run-on pages’ as a direct reflection of our minds—the raw rush of emotions, the unbroken stream of thought captured on paper. We aim for a seamless flow, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the immediacy of our experiences.…
Writing the Organic Page In a great memoir, an organic page reads like a rich tapestry, weaving together raw emotion with a clear story. If we are careful with our choices in shaping the narrative – the tone and the…
Our wide page reflects our freedom and responsibility in deciding which moments to highlight. How we narrow the scope of memory will allow us to craft a memoir honoring the intimacy of the reader’s lived experiences. Memoir writing offers a…
Writing about oneself can feel daunting, especially if we believe our lives lack the drama or excitement to engage readers. What is there to tell, we wonder, when life seems relatively uneventful? However, the absence of dramatic peaks and valleys…