You Don't Have To Be Famous: How to Write Your Life Story

Appeals to a large audience of Baby Boomers and Pre-Baby Boomers. People in their 50s, 60s, and 70s are healthier and more vigorous and creative than ever before.

Writer's Digest Book's How to Write the Story of Your Life (first published in 1984) has sold nearly 60,000 copies over its lifetime.

Writing your life story is a valuable and worthy thing to do, regardless of whether the author's goal is publication or simply recording memories for her family. You Don't Have to Be Famous gives readers the tools they need to give their work a degree of quality and discipline. Accessible, friendly, and reader-focused, this book isn't about writing Literature. It's focused on helping anyone record their life story using a step-by-step program. So many hobbies and self-improvement programs can fall by the wayside in just a few weeks. With You Don't Have to Be Famous, anyone who is serious about capturing their memoires--even those who have never attempted a writing project before--can complete a manuscript they can be proud of.