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A successful memoir interview will add depth to your memoir. While you know much about your story, it is always beneficial to gather information from other sources to fill in the gaps. These sources can be formal research on the net or in a library or it can be reviewing letters and journals or talking […]
A successful memoir interview will add depth to your memoir.
While you know much about your story, it is always beneficial to gather information from other sources to fill in the gaps. These sources can be formal research on the net or in a library or it can be reviewing letters and journals or talking with people who know parts of your story.
Here is some guidance on an important step that will ground your memoir. This step involves interviewing people.
In this post, I offer eight tips for making a successful memoir interview as part of your research.
1) For a successful memoir interview, plan enough time to be with your subject.
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