Ebooks for NAMW Members Only
Memoir Writing as a Healing Journey helps you with the journey of memoir writing, from how to get started to taming the inner critic. You will learn to how to make the transition from memory to memoir, and soon have many small stories or vignettes. There are powerful writing invitations to help you bypass your critic, and stories by other writers to encourage your path. You will find out that writing the truth is freeing and can be done without alienating the family.
The Top 10 Reasons to Write a Woman’s Memoir
Learn about the reasons other memoirists frequently cite as the motivation to write about their lives. It will help you become more focused on your reasons. NAMW is pleased to bring you The Top 10 Reasons to Write a Woman’s Memoir by Matilda Butler and Kendra Bonnett, co-founders of www.WomensMemoirs.com and co-authors of the inspiring collective memoir, Rosie’s Daughters: The “First Woman To” Generation Tells Its Story.
Begin Your Memoir Today! A Silent Passion to Write.
Many people with a story to tell contact me with the desire, even an urgency to write their memoir. They have begun some stories, only to have the inner critic or fears of what the family will say about writing a deeply personal story stop them. They go silent, afraid even to journal about their feelings and memories, leaving them with a haunting sense that something is incomplete inside. They have silenced their inner voice, and they don’t know how to find it.
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The Heart and Craft of Writing Compelling Description by Sharon Lippincott
Sharon Lippincott is a NAMW Advisory board member. Learn more about Sharon by clicking here.
On Becoming A Writer by Jerry Waxler
Jerry’s eBook guides the beginning writer through the early stages of writing and creating a memoir. He draws from his book The Four Elements for Writers–Earth, Fire, Air and Water as metaphors for the creative process.
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