Do you ever wonder which of all the storytelling techniques is most important to learn? Which one you should put at the top of your list for mastering. Today we
Which One?- Narrative Essay vs Creative Nonfiction NarrativeWhich One?- Narrative Essay vs Creative Nonfiction Narrative
Today, we’re exploring the differences between narrative essays and creative nonfiction narratives. Now these two may seem like two peas in a pod, but trust me when I say they
What is Head-Hopping and How to Avoid ItWhat is Head-Hopping and How to Avoid It
Hey there, fellow scribes! Welcome back to my writer’s corner, where we dive deep into the art of family history storytelling. Today, we’re tackling a topic that’s essential for any
What is the best point of view for my family history story?What is the best point of view for my family history story?
Today, let’s delve into an important topic that will truly elevate your storytelling skills – point of view. Discover the point of view that is most suited to writing family
How much research do I need to start writing?How much research do I need to start writing?
As a professional family history writing coach, I understand that diving into your ancestral past can be both exciting and overwhelming. One of the most common questions I get is,
How to Uncover a Story’s Theme Through ConflictHow to Uncover a Story’s Theme Through Conflict
Have you ever stared at a puzzle, unsure where to start, until one piece catches your eye and suddenly the whole picture starts to make sense? Well, that’s what conflict
The Magic Formula for Solving Your Focused Writing WoesThe Magic Formula for Solving Your Focused Writing Woes
“Are you often overwhelmed by the writing process? Do you find it hard to stay motivated and focused, or struggle with efficiency? What if I told you there’s a Magic
6 Crucial Components for Crafting a Family History Scene6 Crucial Components for Crafting a Family History Scene
You probably heard before that in any given scene you need character, your ancestor, of course, and setting, but what else? Are you locking down all 6 key components in
How to Transition from Telling to ShowingHow to Transition from Telling to Showing
It’s not uncommon to start writing your family history stories using summary, telling our family history stories by summarizing our facts into paragraphs. But after a while we soon realize
How to Craft an Engaging Inciting IncidentHow to Craft an Engaging Inciting Incident
Last week we discussed what is the inciting incident and the importance in your story, along with 3 types of to consider. If you missed it click the link