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Saying Enough or Too Much in Memoir

Author Ana Hebra Flaster shares her experience with the struggle of all memoirists, whether they’re saying enough or too much in memoir.

Ana Hebra Flaster

Why I Wrote and Published My Memoir Sally McQuillen

The Messy House of Memoir Jill Bialosky

Just Write: Journaling as a Stepping Stone to Becoming a Writer Maura Casey

Writing as Architecture: Notes on Building vs. Writing Your Memoir Rebe Huntman

Why I Decided to Write a Memoir—And How I Did It Julie Ryan McGue

One Piece of Advice From 35 Nonfiction Authors in 2024 Robert Lee Brewer

Turning Memoir Into Fiction: A Recipe Susen Edwards

Using Old Diary Entries to Piece Together a Memoir Cornelia Maude Spelman

9 Things I’ve Learned Writing a Memoir Charles Bock

Writing Around the Phases of the Moon Jenna Tico

What Exactly Is a “Fractured Memoir” and Why I Wrote One Paul Rousseau

Two Memoirs, One Person, Two Voices Alison Rand

Overcoming the Self-Defense Reaction of Making Ourselves Smaller to Tell Our Stories Penny Lane

How I Finished My Memoir—With Friendship and Poetry Tracy O'Neill

Putting Truth to the Page in Memoir Writing Karen Solt

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