At age twenty (in 1979) my plan was to transfer to UF and study Architecture upon completion of my AA degree at SFCC. It was to be my “real job” while I wrote my novels and books of poetry. Already technically trained as a draftsman, and the entire drafting department … Read More
Part 3 – Publishing Your Own Memoir In my past two posts, I blogged about (1) the reasons you may want to write your own memoir, as well as (2) how I asked the Navy to help me with my personal research. I also provided some simple tips and outlines to help you … Read More
Part 2 – After 30+ Years, I’m Back on the Flight Deck This is the second post of a three-part series about writing your memoir. Last week, I blogged about why you may want to write your own memoir. I also provided some simple tips, outlines, and writing prompts to help you … Read More
Part 1 – It’s Really Easy, and… What a Legacy Several years ago, I wrote and self-published a book about my four years in the Navy. It initially started out as a simple memoir. But over time, it morphed into a full-size book. I did not write the book to … Read More