Articles related to "Writing Autobiography"

Honesty and ethics are essential elements in non-fiction writing and never more so than in the memoir, autobiography and biography genres.

It's not necessary to be an established author to start writing memoirs, but it's useful to know a few tricks of the trade to keep readers interested.

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.

For any writer who suffers from the seven chapter itch, having a basic but drastic change happen mid book can have brilliant results.

The creator of autobiography software Familyware talks to Suite 101 about his own memoir, his family, the future and the past.

Suite 101 talks to John Ward the creator of Familyware and asks him about his inspiration, his opinions on the art of memoir writing and his own memoir.

How does memoir writing of the past differ from memoir writing of the present and future? Kristen Kuhns chats about how technology has changed this genre of writing.

Having an idea for your memoir is definitely the starting point, but how do you turn this idea into creative non-fiction?

Hailed by Writing Magazine as "One of the world's most successful and versatile freelance writers," Andrew Crofts boasts an eclectic résumé.

Luciano Pavarotti, the legendary opera tenor passes away. This is a tribute to his life, his voice and his performances that endeared him to millions of us.

Hundreds of Internet web sites offer open access to nutrition data. However, without quality control, how does one separate the "wheat from the chaff"? Read on.