How to Get Support for Your First Book
There was a meme floating around for a while that said, “When I die, I want my group members to lower my casket into the ground so that they can let me down one more time.” Oh, it’s so relatable,
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There was a meme floating around for a while that said, “When I die, I want my group members to lower my casket into the ground so that they can let me down one more time.” Oh, it’s so relatable,
When you’re writing your first book, you don’t know what you don’t know. Now, really, that’s true of any field or any industry or any really big project you’re undertaking for the first time. There’s something about writing a book
Do you have an amazing story to tell, but you’re just a little bit nervous about whether people are going to want to read it, whether it’s going to do well in the market, and whether you’re really
Have you ever wondered why memoir, biography, and true crime are so popular? I find that the root of that popularity comes from the uniquely human aspect of those narratives. Storytelling is innate. Humans are naturally curious and
How do you create an unshakable bond with an audience in the short time you’re on stage? We asked three experts to weigh in. What they shared will help ensure that your speech keeps your goal—to help others—front
These stories are gifts. They’re precious and irreplicable. One of the things that makes my heart soar is hearing from the adult children of seniors who want to pay to have their parents’ memoirs written.
It can be difficult to decide which parts of your life and your family’s story make good stories for people who don’t have personal ties to them.
Passing down family stories has been a part of human nature for quite a long time. These real-life anecdotes contain lessons and triumphs as well as shape our identities. Many people would argue that family stories absolutely have
Are you writing a book, or have an idea for one, and feeling stuck? Does writer’s block have you in its clutches? Or do you have doubts about your writing or direction? If so, you’re in the right
A project graveyard is overwhelming because it seems to only get bigger and is filled with things you’ve put effort into that didn’t come to fruition. It’s had to look at a big pile of what feels like
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