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Blueprint for a Memoir

How to Write a Memoir for the Marketplace

Jennie Nash
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Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Tree Farm Books

About

There is a big difference between writing memoir for your own purposes—to share your legacy, to heal, to learn to write, because you are curious or called to do it—and writing memoir for other people to read. If your intention is to publish your memoir, there are concepts you need to understand and decisions you need to make. The Blueprint method will help you understand how to approach the work of writing a memoir so that you have the best chance of success in the marketplace.

“Blueprint for a Memoir” is a step-by-step process for defining what you want to say, deciding what to leave out, and crafting a pitch to the industry professionals who can bring it life. All you need to take advantage of the Blueprint is a story you want to share with the world and the willingness to take a few weeks to work through 14 tough questions.

Related Subjects

  • Style Manuals
  • Language Arts & Disciplines
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Authorship
  • Writing
  • Nonfiction (incl. Memoirs)

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