The Accidental Memoir truly is for all: writers and non-writers, teachers and students, the perfect book for anyone seeking inspiration or imaginative ways to explore their own life story.
The story of you.
The Accidental Memoir takes you on a journey of self-discovery, from the origins of your family name and earliest memories, to what you'd invent and how you'd change the world. This beautifully illustrated book is filled with inventive and accessible writing prompts, as well as tips for anyone wanting to document their lives and explore their creativity.
Want to flex your writing muscles, exorcise your demons, relive moments of magic, make sense of life, have fun and leave a lasting legacy? The Accidental Memoir will show you how.
This innovative concept was developed as an Arts Council project to help people tap into their own lives. Working with diverse groups from refugees to the elderly and prisoners, it has been a resounding success in unearthing stories that otherwise may never have been told.
Follow my blog for more posts: hjbookblog The Accidental Memoir by Anthony Cropper and Eve Markis is an illustrated book which is really innovative in it's concept. . . It's like a thoughful slam book which when you complete filling out turns into a full memoir. . . The book builds up with simple little questions. Like it asks you your three wants, your three dreams, your three needs. It makes you write a confession or two of yours in a post card. It asks you about your favourite food, your favourite song. Asks you about your heros and your heart throbs. . . And when you are done filling out, you'll be surprised with how much of your life this book would have captured by then. I'm seriously amused with just a sampler. . . Thanks to the publishers @4thestatebooks for providing me with it.