Writing an Interesting Memoir: How to Keep Your Reader Interested

[@Fikarrajaii]

Such great advice. I'm planning on writing a book about my long term relationship with my partner, who recently passed away. Any additional advice on how to execute this would be greatly appreciated.

[@alamin-fr8rc]

Thank you for getting straight to the point instead of many that spend several minutes either selling something, trying to hook you to subscribe blah, blah. Very helpful pointers and yes subscribed!

[@Banzii_Mavuso]

Took me 6 years to finally complete my memoir. I drew from my childhood until my life right now. What a healing and equally triggering experience. I am so happy I am done.

[@rebekah4405]

I've tried to start, thank you for the tips....I feel I have a hundred stories trying to tie into one memoir

[@toapayohvetspteltd2124]

Excellent examples were given to illustrate your point

[@nickdaruler]

This was awesome, thanks!

[@themetamystic]

you're an excellent teacher, thank you!

[@nonsensefreeeditor]

Tune into Lesson 4: Interviewing for Memoirs kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpTagaOIZZ1pb9k

[@mikemarshall4502]

Well communicated video.

[@jackpuckett3458]

How do you express that very personal conversation and dialogue without getting sued? I get this one was backed up by security tape, but what if it’s from memory or an embellished conversation by the author to explain the essence of what happened?

[@robertthomason8905]

Just the facts ma'am 😊

[@Imccfrccpfs]

I have a question, how do you come up with keywords for Amazon when it’s a memoir? I mean where do you start.

[@priyanrajapaksa8772]

Very well presented

[@robertthomason8905]

I can tell a Suzy homemaker what I want. I can do it too. Other things I have to do today but what do you want to do it?

[@gingersnap5245]

The type of dialogue in her example may not be remembered🤣

[@Poemsapennyeach]

I disagree with your take on this example. The first narration said it all. The second was just verbal violence.

[@jpdagama5046]

who are you? Shakespeare?