Why Write a Memoir?
Stories are meant to be treasured and shared, and I’m not just talking about works of fiction. In Argentina, they have an expression, “Nadie te [...]
Paul Golden, the Bipolar MD, tells his story to the Modesto Bee
Paul Golden, author of An Insider's Guide to Bipolar Disease, recently chatted with a reporter for the Modesto (CA) Bee. The article highlights some of the [...]
Book Lovers – Come to Tucson in March!
Tucson is a great place to be in the winter months. Warm, sunny weather, of course. The Tucson Gem & Mineral Show (runs through February [...]
Interview with the author of The Skooter Travels the World in Search of Adventure
The Skooter Travels the World in Search of Adventure is a love story masquerading as travel guide. Author David C. Dressler recalls the adventures he [...]
Write to keep your brain healthy as you age
According to the Alzheimer's Association, "research has found that keeping the brain active seems to increase its vitality and may build its reserves of brain [...]
Grandparents Day coming September 13th
Grandparents Day is Sunday, September 13th. Why not do something really special for your favorite grandparent – help them preserve some of their life stories! [...]
Interview with the author of An Insider’s View of Bipolar Disease
Gail Woodard interviews our newest author Dr. Paul Golden about his new book An Insider's View of Bipolar Disease. Paul discusses how to recognize bipolar symptoms, [...]
5 Reasons to Record Your Memories, Starting NOW
People and places change. Experience alters our perceptions and memories fade as new ones take their places. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could commit [...]
3 Ways to Start Writing Memoirs
People tell me all the time that the biggest challenge they have to writing memoirs is they don’t know where to start. Whether you want [...]