Denis Ledoux

The Photo Scribe: How to Write the Stories Behind Your Photographs (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The guide for scrapbookers who want to give the stories the same care as the photos in their albums.
Many families want their photo albums to be more than just snapshot books with bare bones info. So Denis Ledoux has written this 128-page writing guide to help you to make sure the stories, not just the photos will be preserved.
Step-by-step instruction via numerous exercises, and 40+ contemporary and period photographs and accompanying stories as examples make it not just an "I should" but an "I can" project.
Learn to tell the story in your own words, fill in the gaps where photos are missing. The Photo Scribe will help you to create lifestory albums your family will cherish for generations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Denis Ledoux
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. März 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310491979
• Artikelnr.: 48018403

Autorenporträt

YOU CAN LEARN TO WRITE FROM THE INSIDE OUT I believe in the power of telling our personal and family stories. These are our hero's journeys, and by telling them we honor ourselves and the people we have come from. An important early task for the writer is go inside and find the story that is worth telling. The story is not about "nice" words; it is about honest words, visceral words. LIFESTORIES FEED US Stories have always played an important role in my life. I grew up in a three-generation home with paternal grandparents who lived upstairs. I heard tales of my extended family and their history recounted by the family storyteller, my grandmother Ledoux. These stories were a food for my soul. I could not get enough of them, and her gift to me was that she was a voluble, entertaining storyteller. I began writing as a short-story writer, drawing on family characters, settings, and stories for my fiction. In 1989, I won the Maine Fiction Award for Mountain Dance & Other Stories. My other titles include What Became of Them and Other Stories from Franco-America (1988), and Lives in Translation: An Anthology of Contemporary Franco-American Writings (which I edited in 1990). In 1992, I published (and it is still in print) Turning Memories Into Memoirs / A Handbook for Writing Lifestories; in 1996, The Photo Scribe / How to Tell the Stories Behind Your Photos; in 2009, The Consumer's Guide to Ghostwriting, in 2013, a memoirWe Were Not Spoiled. E-publication includes the books listed here in Smashwords as well as others. MAKING THE LEAP TO BECOMING A MEMOIR PROFESSIONAL It was a natural leap from my own family stories to helping others to record their stories in well-written accounts that apply all the techniques of fiction writing to autobiography, family reminiscence, and scrapbooking. In 1996, I was honored as Lifewriting Professional of the Year by the Association of Personal Historians. THE MEMOIR NETWORK Today, I continue to work as a writer, educator, teacher, autobiography co-author, memoir-writing coach, editor and publisher. I direct The Memoir Network, an international group of lifestory writing teachers who use my method and materials to lead the popular Turning Memories® and Photo Scribe® workshops and programs. My Memoir Network offers Memoir Professional Packages for individuals wishing to do what we call memoir work in their communities. [http://t...