Articles related to "Personal History"

Scott Russell Sanders' memoir A Personal History of Awe is recommended nonfiction reading for readers devoted to sustainability and pluralism.

"In the Shadow of No Towers" is Spiegelman's reflection upon the collision of World and Personal Histories that he witnessed on 9/11.

People often connect research with writers seeking out material to go into their stories. But if memoirs are someone's recollections, is research relevant?

Everyone has a story to tell and an audience that would like to read about it. It is easier than you may think.

Students don't enjoy writing unless it is about something they have a vested interest in. This writing project shows how to get them to write a book about themselves.

The necessary components of the healing stage of personal development planning.

How special would it be if you were handed a letter your mother wrote years before when she was pregnant with you?

This article focuses on writing about the later years of a student's life. It covers the present as well as dreams for the future.

How can you keep your memoir true to reality while making it an interesting story for your reader? Here are some creative writing tips for memoir writing.

Scrapbooks document your personal history. The main thing that sets scrapbooks apart from simple photo albums is the stories that you include with the photos.

Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee tracks a rags to riches path rivaling his. The first Hispanic candidate, Judge Sotomayor, is nominated by the first Black President.

President Barack Obama's nomination of the first Hispanic to the US Supreme Court has raised the hopes of generations of Latinos, women, diabetics & American immigrants.

From Truman Capote to lesser-known authors, this list of narrative non-fiction stories will keep you absorbed and perhaps lead you to revisit the stories in the future.

Ready or not, implanted ID chips are becoming a frightening reality, especially for US citizens. Mandatory ID cards will become the norm by Dec. 31st, 2009. What next?

The experiences of ordinary people during the plague, told through the eyes of a fourteenth century clergyman.

Full details of the most coveted literary prize for women, including the longlist for 2009, the judges and the history of the award itself.

An immigration project in the history classroom allows all learners to demonstrate knowledge through creative approaches and cooperative based learning activities.

Borderline Personality Disorder is a complex disorder, and an incredibly complex disorder to diagnose. This article takes you step by step through the process.

A study released early this year shows a link between mouthwashes that contain alcohol and an increased risk of oral cancer. Oral hygiene shouldn't come with a risk.

Risk factors for depression abound. Discover how substance abuse, family history and even pregnancy can trigger a depressive episode.

Shadow work aids in personal growth by working with archetypal energies. Individual work with shadow archetypes now possible using eight easy to understand steps.

Until a cure is found, understanding the well-documented seven stages of Alzheimer's can make the journey a little easier for the caregiver and the patient.

Here's how to make a Penny Book using coins in a journal that will last a lifetime. No matter the age of the writer, a Penny Book will remain relevant for life.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and plenty of people are actively working on a cure for the cause. Learning the disease basics is the first step.

Pixar's Cars is the hit of the summer. There's a reason for that, and a list of classic films to prove it

One might ask, "Why would anyone want to read about another person's horrible childhood?" Yet, these so-called "misery memoirs" are abundantly written and read.

In a story by Steve Martin, written and directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff, 'Traitor' tells a thrilling tale about international counter-espionage operations.

Celebrity Charlie Sheen is known more for his embarrassing personal behavior than his political views, but his recent comments about the 9/11 attacks could change that.

It's been ten years since ol' blue eyes checked out of the saloon - leaving a handful of memorable dramatic performances

While the post-race society theory is prevalent in Parks' play, she also employs clever historical irony. When coupled, the two ideas create a unique learning experience.

Dr. Dalfen's book When Baby Brings the Blues is a comprehensive resource for women suffering from PPD and their partners.

The "curing song" is just one of many traditional songs used in the healing ritual among the Lakota.

From Cassius Clay to present day, the Muhammad Ali Center captures the boxer's accomplishments inside the ring and for peace, civil rights and more.

Set between ancient Greece and the height of the Napoleonic Wars, Essex delivers another strong art historically based novel steeped in the mystery of the Elgin Marbles.

What accounts for the perpetual popularity of charm bracelets? Charm bracelets are an interesting jewelry accessory as they normally tell a story about the wearer.

A brief explanation and tips on starting a fitness club or health center.

A pack of 26 hungry dogs chases a man in his dreams, setting off an investigation into events in his life during the Israeli conflict in Lebanon years earlier

Yehuda Amichai's poetry grew along with his adopted country. The poet left Germany as the Nazi power was rising. As an Israeli citizen, he became a freedom fighter.

An analysis of the problems inherent in rediscovering and 'rewriting' the lives of nineteenth century women poets.

One in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Women at high risk should be screened more often and may need preventative medications or surgery.

Casting for Season 5 of America's Got Talent begins October 2009. Here is all of the audition information and some pointers for success in the first round.

For those who wondering whether they should inquire about post-traumatic stress disorder by their clinical or mental-health professional, self-tests are useful.

Australian films had a strong presence at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam in November, including 'Contact' and comedy 'The Matilda Candidate'.

Decisions made early in the writing/publishing process will save you time and money.

Gunther von Hagen's exhibition of human bodies has attracted over 26m visitors since its debut in 1995. Suite 101 went to The 02 in London to see what it has to offer.

Australian author Rosie Dub introduces a fascinating heroine in a novel that reveals the complex nature of family relationships and the strength and frailty of the human

In response to her travels on the west coast of Newfoundland in 2003, MacFadyen has created a book-length poem containing vivid and diverse images.

The Fern Tattoo journeys through 100 years of a complex and intricate family history, leading readers to examine the meaning of family, secrets, love and truth.

The death in custody of Cameron Mulrunji Doomadgee in November 2004 was the beginning of a legal process that is still ongoing almost four years later.

An upper middle class family in the lush green surroundings of Great Neck is suddenly in the spotlight when allegations of sexual abuse are made against father and son.