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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
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
Y’all, it’s summertime. Summer time means long, lazy days by the pool, baseball games, and those warm, romantic summer nights. With all that dazzling life out there in the sunshine, it also might mean that your writing project has completely
Good feedback should leave you feeling energized and excited to make changes that’s going to make your writing so much stronger. It should also honor the place in the progress your work is. Your work might need a complete re-haul
Memoir-writing offers the chance to immortalize one’s life experiences, share personal wisdom, and leave a lasting legacy. Yet, for many aspiring memoirists, the journey from intention to publication is fraught with challenges. Perhaps you resonate with the scenario: You’ve envisioned
Memoirs are powerful narratives that allow individuals to share their unique experiences with the world. However, the journey of memoir writing often presents challenges, with many aspiring authors finding themselves lost in a sea of details, struggling to navigate through
Writing a memoir is an intimate journey of self-expression and reflection. It’s a chance to share your story with the world, leaving a lasting impact on readers and posterity. However, amidst the excitement of embarking on this literary adventure, there
If you’ve been part of the Page & Podium community for a while, chances are you’ve heard me discuss the transformative power of the Memoir Method. It’s more than just a program; it’s a supportive journey designed to empower women
Have you ever sat down with the noble intention of writing your memoir, only to find yourself staring at a blank page, paralyzed by the blinking cursor? If this scenario sounds all too familiar, you’re not alone. Many aspiring memoirists
When we dive into the depths of Google searching for memoir answers, it often feels like we emerge with more questions than we started with. Lately, one question that keeps cropping up is about the different types of memoirs. It’s
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