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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
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
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.
I love a good ghost story, and yes, I’m being punny here. I’m talking today about ghostwriters. I speak to many aspiring first-time authors, and so many people could boost their book if they worked with a ghostwriter, either in
I recently caught up with a longtime friend, Andrea Lynn, whose book “Dust Spells” is forthcoming from CamCat Books in May 2024. In the interview, Andrea recounted a publishing journey with some very high highs and some very
Are you an aspiring author who has been told you need a platform to publish? It can be tricky to understand what agents, editors, and book coaches mean when we talk about author platform. That’s partly because the best strategy
Whether you’re self-publishing or hoping for a traditional book contract, it’s essential that you understand the costs associated with publishing a book. But so much of publishing happens behind closed doors. This can make it nearly impossible to really understand
When It comes time to publish your first book, there are so many unknowns. What kind of publisher do you need? What’s the process of getting that publisher? What kinds of components do you have to have ready before you
If you have a story that needs to be told but are too afraid to use your real name, it can be impossible to find the right path for your book. I’ll share five common concerns from memoirists who have
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