Finding Your Voice, Telling Your Stories
167 Ways to Tell Your Life Stories
By Carol LaChapelle
(Marion Street Press, LLC, Paperback, 9781933338323, 224pp.)
Publication Date: September 2008
Categories: Composition & Creative Writing - Nonfiction
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Asserting that each life contains the makings of a memoir, Carol LaChapelle gives writers, journal writers, and family historians the tools to explore their memories and turn them into great stories. Condensing 20 years of teaching experience into 167 stimulating exercises, Carol helps readers access and describe the important people, places, and events in their lives. The contributions of real students who have been using these methods in Carol's workshops for years demonstrate just how productive these exercises can be.
Carol LaChapelle has contributed to The New York Times and The Writing Group Book. She lives in Chicago.
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