Writing Family History & Memoirs
with Cheryl MacDonald
An all-day workshop at the Museum.
Saturday, 11 May 2023 starting at 9 a.m.
Cost $50 per participant.
Want to
write a family history or your memoirs? Then this is the workshop for
you. It covers how-tos -- from writing basics and data
collection to creating characters and settings, using diaries, letters,
and previously published material. Kiss your writer's block bye-bye.
Included: getting
started exercises, copyright and other legal
considerations, Q &A (bring your questions, get workable
answers), plus practical advice on getting into print.
Also included:
The Family History & Memoirs Writing Kit:
-- Top 20 Tips for Writing History
-- Character Counts: bring people to life
-- Publishing Checklist
-- Editorial Stylesheet
-- Writing History Resources
Workshop leader Cheryl
MacDonald has written 14 books including...
Port Dover: A Summer
Garden,
Who
Killed George? and
Adelaide Hoodless: Domestic Crusader.
Cheryl writes a weekly history
column for the Simcoe
Times-Reformer, and has written articles for The Beaver,
Canadian Encyclopedia, and numerous other magazines and
newspapers. She holds history degrees from the University of Waterloo and
McMaster University.
To pre-register, phone Andrea at 426-1583
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Cheryl MacDonald

Cheryl & Andrea
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