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Here’s A Question For You

June 23, 2022
by Caroline Miller
challenge in writing a memoir, effect of pandemic on book sales, Getting Lost to Find Home, how to create a book audience, self-publish challenges, small press publishing, writing a memoir
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The woman sitting in the coffee shop opposite me had once been my English student.  She’s in her seventies now and I am halfway through my eighties.  From time to time, she assists me with some of my writing projects. Recently, she did a final edit of my memoir which I began in 20
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A Memoir In Search Of A Message

October 11, 2018
by Caroline Miller
a memoir printed in Harper's, challenge of writing clearly, memoir, writing a memoir
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While sitting with a guest for tea at the retirement center, a gentleman, to whom I’d never spoken, paused by our table.  “You’re the writer, aren’t you?”  As I strive to be one,  I nodded. “ Well, I wanted to tell you about the greatest opening to a novel I’ve ever r
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Memoir, Truth And Beauty

May 17, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bernard Crick, Geoff Dyer, George Orwell, Keats, memory and memoir, Nothing But..., Sonia Orwell, Susan Sontag, truth, writing a memoir
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Writer Geoff Dyer recounts a lunch where George Orwell’s wife, Sonia, and her husband’s biographer, Bernard Crick, almost came to blows over whether the famous writer did or didn’t shoot an elephant in Burma. (Nothing But,” by Geoff Dyer, Harper’s, May 2018, pgs. 73-74.)  A
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Writing A Memoir Or Daring To Think About It

April 12, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Ian Frazier, Russell Baker, truth's role in memoir, writing a memoir
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I have in my mind an idea for a short memoir about my three-and-a- half years abroad.  During that time, I taught everything from biology to the American Revolution in English schools, one in the Midlands and the other in Essex. Holidays brimmed with foreign adventure until I cam
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