Writing memoirs can be a powerful way to reflect on your personal journey. Add these memoir prompts to your Bullet Journal routine to track your whole life: Past, present, and future. Monthly Memoir Prompts: Unlock Your Past … Monthly Memoir Prompts: Unlock Your Past Through Journaling Read More »

Not sure what questions or life lessons you want to write on? Begin with these 63 memoir writing prompts that will give you inspiring writing ideas.

How to outline your memoir using a simple 3 step process. Make sure you write a memoir outline before you start drafting the manuscript!

In the wide world of writing prompts, the options are slim for creative nonfiction writers. Even the relevant prompts are often jumbled together with essay and fictional prompts, making it hard for writers to find what they really want. But not to worry. I present one whole hefty list of prompts just for creative nonfiction […]

Looking for memoir writing advice? Check out these do's and don'ts for struggling memoir writers.

Are you an aspiring author looking to write your own memoir? Writing a memoir can give readers an intimate look into your life while helping to craft your unique story. But the process of outlining a memoir can be difficult to understand. That's why we've written The Secrets to a Memoir Outline to help you plan your story and make your dream of becoming an author a reality. Go read this post to discover key tips for outlining a successful memoir!

Want to write a memoir but not sure how to get started? I've got you covered. In this post, I'm sharing my ten best memoir writing prompts.

why you need to write a bestselling memoir pitch even if you haven’t started the drafting process yet and you’re not ready to pitch your memoir.AND – I have a new resource to help you succeed: 4 Steps to a Bestselling Memoir Pitch [these are my own memoir pitch writing shortcuts!].

Creative Writer Worksheet – Writing Memoirs (PDF) This week’s worksheet is for the memoirists among us – those writers whose lives are their masterpiece. Or is that every one of us, after all? “How vain it is to sit down to write when you have not stood up to live” – Henry David Thoreau.