How to Plot Your Memoir Like a Novel | Reedsy Live

Award-winning author and ghostwriter Amanda Edgar teaches you how to make your memoir read like a bestselling page-turner.
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[@maxinejarrett7077]

I really enjoyed listening to this although at times I did find it a little hard to follow-particularly the information about 'brackets', I will have a listen to it again today.

[@kimberlybrown1063]

Kim from Maine. Thank you so much for this presentation. I have been stuck for so very long, and this has been very helpful!

[@karenroberts4556]

Thank you for explaining this method. I share this video with my friends who are first time writers.

[@ralphdk169]

I really enjoyed this presentation. My memoir is a collection of short stories about teaching abroad in seven different countries. I can't put my epiphany in the middle of the bracket. The book starts with the epiphany in the first story where I change work industries. The core topic is restlessness, which is discovered in the first story. The stories cover 17 years until I find a calming person to be with and a comfortable place to be.

[@totadol]

very informative! thanks a ton

[@alundy1]

This is good but needed imagery (presentation diagram) to represent the Brackets, Segments, etc... otherwise many of us are confused.

[@tcintuitivetarot]

quite confusing going back and forth in the timeline / story arc

[@reynadea7899]

Am from the Philippines. Southeast Asia. (Reyn. Adea)

[@cleofepalac5354]

Cleofe from Philippines

[@sjpbanta1]

Susan from California

[@johncbourne7862]

Who cares who's listening? I gave up after the first minute of dribble. You sound just like the memior that people give up on. Get to point of the plot of your post.

[@urban-b2r]

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