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What is a Plot and Why Your Story Needs One?What is a Plot and Why Your Story Needs One?

August 14, 2018August 14, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:27 am


If you’re not a member of our Facebook Family History Writer’s Group, then you’re missing out on our Facebook Live videos.  Every other week, I offer a small writing lesson

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Sharing Family History in a Children’s BookSharing Family History in a Children’s Book

July 30, 2018July 30, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:27 pm


It goes without saying all the benefits of reading to your children and grandchildren. The more you read to your children the more you set them up to succeed. They

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5 Ways to Describe Your Ancestor in a Story5 Ways to Describe Your Ancestor in a Story

July 18, 2018July 18, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:06 pm


  When we write our family history stories one of our primary goals is to bring our reader and our ancestors closer together. Our goal is to help our reader

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Creating a Family History Book: Detours, Delays, and DistastersCreating a Family History Book: Detours, Delays, and Distasters

July 4, 2018July 4, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:23 pm


Many of us start out with the best of intentions when it comes to turning our family tree research into a family history book. But then something happens.  Our book

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Legacy Journalling: Your Life Story Without Being OverwhelmedLegacy Journalling: Your Life Story Without Being Overwhelmed

June 13, 2018June 13, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:24 pm


As family historians, we are well aware of the importance of knowing our family history.  We’ve learned that our past has a great deal to do with our present and

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How to Write a Family History Short Story in 10 StepsHow to Write a Family History Short Story in 10 Steps

April 30, 2018April 30, 2018| LynnLynn| 2 Comments| 11:55 pm


Family stories don’t have to be epic novels or mammoth books that tell a tale from birth to death of ancestors and their families. They can be short stories.  

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How to Create a Content Plan for Your Family History BookHow to Create a Content Plan for Your Family History Book

April 16, 2018April 16, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:28 pm


The most important thing you can do before beginning to build your family history book is to create a content plan. Whenever we take on a project of this size,

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5 Tips for Writing a Family History that Entertains Like a Movie5 Tips for Writing a Family History that Entertains Like a Movie

April 3, 2018April 3, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:30 pm


Most of us start writing our family history as summary. Summary is not a bad thing, and it serves a purpose in our family history stories. However, it is only

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Top 10 Ingredients to Building an Heirloom Family History BookTop 10 Ingredients to Building an Heirloom Family History Book

March 14, 2018March 14, 2018| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 11:19 pm


One. Stories – Your stories can come in a variety of forms. They may be a collection narrative nonfiction short stories about a variety of ancestors. You may choose to

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Productivity Podcast – PerseveranceProductivity Podcast – Perseverance

February 18, 2018February 18, 2018 | LynnLynn | 0 Comments | 9:07 am


Just like genealogy, writing is a long-term endeavour. Your family history stories won’t be completed in an evening, and therefore perseverance is something we all strive for from time to

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