I'm handing you the roadmap. You take the journey.
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I'm not going to pretend that writing a memoir is easy. However, when you take a step by step approach to the process, you will write your book in a fraction of the time.
That's why I created this free class. Each video tackles a new memoir writing concept that will help you advance in the writing of your book. I have worked with writers who have spent years writing their memoirs and only started finally feeling in control once they took my class. And once they grasped structure, they quit having to throw out tons of pages that simply weren't working. I hope this class helps you on your own memoir-writing journey. I created it with tons of love, a lot of work, and a little dose of sarcasm. |
Why is structure so important to your memoir?A reader doesn't want to live through everything you did. In fact, a quick way to ruin your memoir is to just recount a bunch of random events from your life. Instead, you want to write a book that reads a lot like a novel. You need related events that work together to tell a cohesive story. In short, you want plot.
That's where structure comes in. Structure is a lot like chemistry. It's not something intuitive. Rather, it's something you can learn. When you understand the rules of structure, you can figure out the plot for your book step by step. |
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Start your memoir-writing journey with the free class, "Seven Steps to Structure." Come on, I even put on lipstick to record the videos.
About Wendy Dale
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Wendy Dale is the author of Avoiding Prison and Other Noble Vacation Goals, a memoir published by Crown (a division of Penguin Random House). She taught memoir writing at Media Bistro for six years and then founded Memoir Writers for Geniuses. Writers who have taken Wendy's classes have subsequently gotten representation from top literary agencies including Foundry, Solow Literary, Dystel & Goderich, International Creative Management (ICM), Levine Greenberg Rostan, and Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency.
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