This blog will help you turn memories into meaningful stories for your family. We will sample three techniques to show how to take life experiences and create a memoir to record these events. By the end of this session, we will have drafted an introduction and outline to help them produce personal stories cherished by your family for generations to come.
Helen and Teacher
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Doll Collecting Newsletter
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Doll Collecting Newsletter: From Ellen Tsagaris , your Guide to Doll Collecting Today a doll hospital was featured with a billionaire stamp collector on a Sunday ...
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Cotillion Auction Press Release, Courtesy of our F...
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Cotillion Auction Press Release, Courtesy of our F...: Rare, 20" Halopeau, realized $56,000. Chair was $850, Dance Cards, $550. Theriault’s Press Release Record Prices for ...
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Pondering Poppets-A Doll to Honor WWI
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Pondering Poppets: Amberg Victory Dolls, Featured in Feb. 2015 Issue Ours is a thoughtful hobby. Dolls require a lot of thought, research, musing. With so...
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Chance to Publish Poetry; Deadline May 1
"Big River" magazine is looking for poems of less than 100 words about the carp fish. Any aspect about carp is good. You can email them to me anytime before May1, and I will get them to the magazine. You get a chance to be published, and I'll let you know if your poem is selected. The carp live in The Mississippi River.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
An Opportunity to Write Memoir
See below from LinkedIN; I am just posting and am not affiliated in anyway with this person, but she has a writing oppportunity, especially for anyone on LinkedIn:
REQUESTING READERS FOR A MEMOIR …
Dr. Niama Williams
Literary Arts Professional/Intuitive Counselor
I have a favor to ask of the group here. I
really, really hope this is not against the rules. If it is, I will not
complain if this post is removed. I am new here and want to be
respectful.
I write about recovery from trauma, especially abuse experienced during childhood and multiple adult traumas. I write with the hope that it will make others who suffer feel not as alone; the hope that others will learn from my experience and spare themselves some of the grief, anguish and mistakes I have made, and help other survivors of trauma understand that the odd ways we may feel about certain people, places and things are often a result of our traumatic experiences.
I have written a memoir, my first, entitled THE JOURNEY. If is my favorite baby and the one I want to push and publish first of all of my 13 books (previously published by Lulu.com; will be republishing with ElleChor Publishing House this year).
Problem is, I have had varying responses to THE JOURNEY, and two concern me the most. Two of my very small number of readers have indicated that the book was "too depressing" to finish reading. One person stopped at three-quarters of the way through; another after 50 pages.
I, however, listening to my gut, strongly suspect that survivors and those who sympathize with their experience will "get" THE JOURNEY, and I would like to test that theory by offering the book to you for free in order to glean your responses.
Responses don't have to be published although you are more than welcome to leave them on my Amazon.com page as a review. No, this is not a sneaky way to ask for reviews. I am honestly trying to reach survivors and test my gut feeling that survivors as an audience will respond to this book.
Email me and I will send you a pdf of the entire book. For free; I am not kidding. My email address:
niama@drniamawilliams.com
Thank you so much, and please let me know if this is against the rules. I am trying not to get in trouble!!!
Love and blessings,
Dr. Ni
http://www.drniamawilliams.com
I write about recovery from trauma, especially abuse experienced during childhood and multiple adult traumas. I write with the hope that it will make others who suffer feel not as alone; the hope that others will learn from my experience and spare themselves some of the grief, anguish and mistakes I have made, and help other survivors of trauma understand that the odd ways we may feel about certain people, places and things are often a result of our traumatic experiences.
I have written a memoir, my first, entitled THE JOURNEY. If is my favorite baby and the one I want to push and publish first of all of my 13 books (previously published by Lulu.com; will be republishing with ElleChor Publishing House this year).
Problem is, I have had varying responses to THE JOURNEY, and two concern me the most. Two of my very small number of readers have indicated that the book was "too depressing" to finish reading. One person stopped at three-quarters of the way through; another after 50 pages.
I, however, listening to my gut, strongly suspect that survivors and those who sympathize with their experience will "get" THE JOURNEY, and I would like to test that theory by offering the book to you for free in order to glean your responses.
Responses don't have to be published although you are more than welcome to leave them on my Amazon.com page as a review. No, this is not a sneaky way to ask for reviews. I am honestly trying to reach survivors and test my gut feeling that survivors as an audience will respond to this book.
Email me and I will send you a pdf of the entire book. For free; I am not kidding. My email address:
niama@drniamawilliams.com
Thank you so much, and please let me know if this is against the rules. I am trying not to get in trouble!!!
Love and blessings,
Dr. Ni
http://www.drniamawilliams.com
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Antique Doll Collector Magazine: The Poulbot, Feat...
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Antique Doll Collector Magazine: The Poulbot, Feat...: Antique Doll Collector Magazine: The Poulbot, Featured also in Cotillion Auction by... : Below is a Poulbot featured in today's and tomo...
Shades of Dickens and Hugo, and memories of "Big Eyes" and moppets. Marty Dragon makes similar dolls today.
Shades of Dickens and Hugo, and memories of "Big Eyes" and moppets. Marty Dragon makes similar dolls today.
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