My Jagged Journey as a Debut Writer
Robin RosenbluthSharing weekly blogs about what I'm learning as a new writer of memoirs.
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My Jagged Journey as a Debut Writer
When writing a book, in my case a memoir, authors can use either a braided format or flashbacks.
Braided Story
A braided memoir features two or more narrative strands interwoven throughout the book. Each strand has its own story, tension,...
My Jagged Journey as a Debut Writer
A few years ago, as part of a writing retreat, a group of women visited a wolf sanctuary. We were asked to use the experience to write a short essay. As I often do, I turned to memoir.
We often walk into danger unaware, though sometim...
My Jagged Journey as a Debut Writer
A few weeks before high school ended, my foster mother asked me to leave the house I had lived in for more than five years. She said her family was planning a summer vacation. I knew her idea of family never included me. I had no choice but...
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