Memoir and Autobiography

Written by Linda Joy Myers, PhD When we write memoir, we try to capture real life as it was lived. This means that we encounter the happier, lighter side of life as well as the darker stories that are part of the human experience. I’ve noticed in my work with memoir writers that they need ... Read More >>

Written by Ann Linnea In 1992, I designed my own mid-life rite of passage and spent 65 days kayaking around Lake Superior. Every night, no matter how exhausted or cold I was, I made an entry in my journal. During this 1800-mile journey in the coldest and wettest summer in one hundred years, I was ... Read More >>