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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
Congratulations on completing your memoir! It’s an incredible achievement, and you should be proud of reaching this milestone. However, the journey to publishing your memoir can seem daunting with so many questions and uncertainties. Fear not! In this article, I’ll
Writing a memoir is a deeply personal journey, one that often involves revisiting pivotal moments and sharing intimate details of one’s life. While this process can be cathartic and empowering, it also presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to
Lately, I’ve been getting a recurring question popping up more frequently than ever before: “Is it okay to write my memoir as fiction?” It’s a valid concern, and there are a lot of factors to consider when making this decision.
Be it timeless classics or contemporary bestsellers, books have long held the power to shape minds. Literature has the ability to touch us deeply, inspire changes, and form perspectives that can fundamentally transform our lives. However, what if we tell
Writing a book is a journey filled with excitement, challenges, and countless decisions. Among the most significant decisions prospective authors who reach out to me face is whether to embark on this adventure with the assistance of a ghostwriter or
Page & Podium’s newest author, Wendy Davis, knows all about this. Her memoir The Fight You Don’t See, due for release on March 19, 2024, tackles the powers that block women from making a difference in politics, in religious organizations,
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