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How to Recall Memories for Memoir Writing
Sometimes the words just flow! This article did not take me long to write, but the impact of the words struck hard. Sometimes, it’s the feather strokes that hurt the most. Be good to yourself. Thank you to The Memoirist for publishing Ten Things I Learned from Writing a Memoir
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10 Things that I Learned from Writing a Memoir
Sometimes the words just flow! This article did not take me long to write, but the impact of the words struck hard. Sometimes, it’s the feather strokes that hurt the most. Be good to yourself. Thank you to The Memoirist for publishing Ten Things I Learned from Writing a Memoir
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By George Payne
The Loom
I recently had the privilege of interviewing Darla Clement about her forthcoming memoir, The Moon Loves Me: Breaking the Silence.
Darla spent years as a journalist and photographer, learning to look closely at other people’s lives. Then illness took away her ability to write and photograph. What emerged from that silence was something unexpected: watercolor, memoir, and eventually a willingness to tell stories she had spent much of her life protecting.