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Charlotte Squire

Charlotte Squire

Writing memoirs, biographies and other books and articles about amazing humans. Singing sweet songs.

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Tag: life stories

Posted on July 12, 2020

Tip #2 Clarify who your life story is for

Being clear about who you’re writing your life story for before you start writing will make it easier for you. Who are you writing your story for? Yourself? Your family? The public? Who ever it’s for, knowing this from the start will also set the tone and determine what you include. Will you unleash all …

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Posted on April 21, 2020April 21, 2020

Stuck at home? How to finally write your life story

Writing your memoirs or life story is one of those really important things many people mean to do, but never get around to. Or, in my father’s case, he couldn’t see the point in sharing the details of his very ‘normal’ life. My father was a child of WW2 who went onto become a soldier …

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Posted on August 28, 2018August 29, 2018

Why your story matters

My father once escaped, naked, from a prison camp with another guy.  Actually, he was taken prisoner and escaped twice, with others. He was a soldier in the British army. And that’s all I know. I don’t know where he escaped from or what year it was.  I don’t know who he escaped from, or who …

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Posted on August 7, 2018August 7, 2018

Memoirs and biographies can include your family

I write people's memoirs or biographies and lately I've come to realise our lives are so intertwined with others that it's hard to follow one person's story, without threading into the stories of those around us. Isn't that a beautiful thing?  We're inately social beings. I've noticed that once the subject of the memoir has …

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