Why and How I Write My Memoirs
Crafting memoirs thematically in a short story format might bring a treasure trove of advantages, offering rich rewards for the writer and the reader.
I contacted my readers for feedback on what resonated most in my content. To my delight, they unanimously voiced their subscription for the intriguing, memorable, nuanced, and impactful personal experiences I shared. Curious to understand, I asked for specifics, and many highlighted the memoirs and insightful life lessons I have shared from my own circles. They inspired me to continue writing such stories.
Their response wasn’t a shock, aligning with my observations because these types of stories consistently stood out, gaining significant traction, and, to my surprise, some were even handpicked for a boost by the curators. Seeing how these personal narratives have touched and connected with my audience is humbling.
Memoirs are more than mere recounts of events. They explore specific moments or periods in our lives, interweaving emotions, reflections, and personal insights that deeply resonate with readers. They serve as emotional time capsules, capturing what happened and how those experiences shaped us.
