Susy Flory - When to Write a Memoir

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Recorded21 Mar 2017

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Have you ever thought about writing your life's memoir? Do people tell you that your story would make a great book? In this episode, the popular topic of memoir is addressed by hosts Michele Cushatt and Kathi Lipp and are joined by New York Times bestseller, Susy Flory. They examine the types of memoir, how to determine the structure of one's memoir, what qualifies a person to write memoir, and the things that can make your story truly unique. You do not want to miss this great episode; it is inspiring for both the reader and the writer!

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