"How can I write my memoir in one day?", you say.
"Where should I begin? What should I write about?"
Let me assure you that writing a memoir in one day is definitely
realistic.
My students -- most of whom are adults over age 50 -- have proven
it. Every one of them writes Chapter One of their mini-memoir in
less than one hour during the first day of class following the clear instructions in my handbook, Write
Your Memoir In One Day.
Instead of going on and on about memoirs and
memoir writing (which most memoir writing books do), this concise guide will help you actually start
writing your memoirs
immediately. Not next week. Not next month. But right
away -- with no delays. In fact, you should have pad of paper and a pen
handy when you open Write Your Memoir In One Day. You will
need them within a half an hour.
My approach is unique--and
proven. With the clear and specific directions in Write Your Memoir in
One Day, you can write about memories of your life experiences
-- even if you have never written anything longer than a grocery
list in your life, even if English was your worst
subject. Follow the guidelines and within a day you can create a treasured
mini-memoir for your grandchildren
and their grandchildren.
You get clear step-by-step instructions
to make it easy to write your memoir
In this concise and to-the-point guide you will learn how simple it is to create a legacy for
your descendents so you will become their Very Important
Ancestor, the one they remember and talk about -- even a hundred
years from now.
With Write Your Memoir in One Day
in your hands, you will follow detailed, how-to instructions to
write about your memories of important events
in your life from your teen years to today. You will learn:
- The best way to start your memoir --
it is far easier than you think
- The importance of your life-decision
- Tips for writing about your family as they
were then
- How a memoir differs from an
autobiography
- Which details are important -- and
which you should handle with care
- How to write about unpleasant episodes, such as divorce
- Who you should tell about your
memoir and who you shouldn't
- How you can complete a mini-memoir in one
day!
This forty page handbook includes a list of
significant life events to write about. Pick ones that
trigger your memories of past years. Or write about others that
were important to you. Then discover the joy of writing your
life story
with no research required.
How to privately publish your
memoir
Because it is so very important that
you know the best ways to preserve your memoir for future
generations, I include a chapter on how to privately publish and
copyright your memoir whether it is long or short. You will learn how to have
it printed locally or how to use the editorial services of America's largest publishers. In another chapter you will find out how to have a book-length memoir listed in online
bookstores and perhaps even earn royalties from the memories of
your life! You will get precise instructions and resource lists
for both print and online
publishing.
Give the gift that will last for
generation after generation --
the memories of your life story
Your personal soft cover edition
of Write Your Memoir In One Day is only $9.95 (USD) plus
$2 for shipping.
Sorry, but
Write Your Memoir In One Day is currently not available outside
the U.S.
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"I
never thought I could write a memoir until I read this.
It showed me how to start and what were the best things to write
about. It really is easy."
Karen - Los
Angeles
"Who has time
to write a memoir -- I'd said that to myself for
years. But I wrote mine in less time than I
imagined"
Diane -
Santa Rosa
"I just gave a
copy of my memoir to my granddaughter and she loved
it! Thank you."
Crystal
- Las Vegas |
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This
method has been proven in the classroom
The approach of Write
Your Memoir in One Day is proven. The
author, Carol Lightwood, uses this handbook in the
memoir writing class she teaches at a California State
Community College. Her students have been fired up
by it. Even people who did not know where to start are writing page after page
of their memoirs effortlessly. You can, too! |
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About
The Author
Carol Lightwood, a Smith
College graduate, teaches a memoir writing class at a
Southern California College. She has worked as a
freelance journalist and award winning writer. She has researched, wrote and privately
published a family history going back to 1630.
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