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Writing any kind book can be a daunting task, but writing a memoir comes with its own set of specific hurdles that fiction, self-help, and academic writers don’t necessarily have face. In helping our coaching clients and Memoir Method group,
We’re breaking into spooky October (my favorite time of year) with tackling one of writer’s scariest foes: writer’s block. Many authors struggle with this, but like many shadowy monsters, the idea of the beast is worse than the actual creature.
One of the common questions we get from our coaching clients and Memoir Method group is how to decide where your memoir ends. After all, in many ways, you’re still living the story. You’re not done learning yet, you have
If you’re working on your first book, it can be intimidating to look at all the successful books out there and wonder how they managed it. If you frequent Facebook or Reddit groups of authors, there’s a new success story
When starting any long project, we all dread thoughts of mistakes we might make. It is even enough to keep us from starting something for fear it might go wrong. No creative process is ever going to be perfect and
Writing a successful memoir takes more than just pouring words out onto the page. Long-form writing is a lot like building a house. When building a house, you have to keep that final form in mind. All the parts of
Often when people feel called to write a memoir, it is because they have experienced something so very hard, struggle over hurdles and strife and have come out so much better and stronger for it on the other side. When
At Page & Podium, we love a good journal. Of course, there’s something lovely about the feel of a journal itself–whether you like dotted pages or lined, lay-flat or spiral, gel roller ink or felt-tip. Even if you’re a digital
This week’s topic is a deeply personal and vulnerable one, as we explore into the complex journey of healing from trauma and how to know when you’re ready to write your story. If you’ve been following our content, you know
Writing should be enjoyable and a reflection of your creativity. Sometimes we can all find ourselves having lost the spark and then we are trapped in a cycle of procrastination, guilt, and self-doubt. It seems easier to give up than
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