Today, we’re diving into how weaving memoir with family history can bring your ancestors’ stories—and your own—vividly to life.
How to Weave Memoir and Family History Narratives
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I have been writing in journals for more than 40 years. About 10 years ago, I decided to start a new “journal” with family history stories in it, as I recalled them. Over the past decade as a family member would pass on, I added stories and descriptions of them. I am not even sure where I would begin to structurally start my story but this was very inspiring. Thank you!
Another interesting, informative article — thank you, Lynn!
I enjoyed this since have written several of my family stories with memoir.