The Art of Memoir—Session Two
18 Sep 2010 9:30 am
18 Sep 2010 12:00 pm
Three-time award-winning author of Accidental Cowgirl: Six Cows, No Horse and No Clue, Mary Lynn Archibald will teach her popular, fast-paced memoir class in two sessions at the Healdsburg Center for the Arts. Session Two is September 18th. Limit 10 students. Sign up before September 5th.
You will learn:
•How to tell the truth without making enemies, and why you must do so
•How to organize the memoir using brain-friendly techniques
•How to use photos and memorabilia to enhance your story
•How to unleash your creativity on demand
And much, much more!
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Book Tour Location:
Healdsburg Center for the Arts
City:
Healdsburg
State:
CA
Country:
USA
Real-Life Ranch Tale Serves as Warning to Weary Urbanites.
Everyone has a story to tell just from living. But the key is in the storytelling.
By that paradigm, Mary Lynn Archibald is one great storyteller, and her memoir is at the same time sad and funny, but it is a story worth reading. It is the story of a couple of crazy urbanites who dream of escaping the dreary existence of the rat race, and become (sic) country squires on 120 acres of lush rural beauty called Twin Creeks Ranch...
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—Published by Capital Press: The West's Ag Website—by Bill Duncan
About Mary Lynn
Mary Lynn Archibald is a freelance copywriter, editor and author of two memoirs: Briarhopper: A History, and Accidental Cowgirl: Six Cows, No Horse and No Clue.
A former interior designer and teacher of art, design and autobiography, Mary Lynn has been a...
Connections
Causes Mary Lynn Archibald Supports
Battered Women's Shelter, SPCA, Healdsburg Animal Shelter, Nature Conservancy
Mary Lynn’s Favorite Books
Siddhartha, A Man In Full, Interpreter of Maladies, Sea of Poppies, Water for Elephants, Green Grass-Blue Water,
Mary Lynn is a fan of
