Writing an autobiography? Find out how the key steps to success.
Writing an autobiography is a very personal decision to make, it enables your family and friends and maybe many others to learn about the life that you led long before they knew you and since. If you believe that you have led an interesting and exciting life then why not put pen to paper and enable others to share it with you!
Ensure that if you mention any of your friends or family along the way by name that you get their permission. If not you could run into problems when it goes to print should they object.
It can be fun and exciting to remember the high points of your life and to re-live the excitement of the many adventures that you are bound to have had throughout your lifetime. It can also prove to be a therapeutic exercise for the author, it can enable you to get to know yourself better, as well as enabling your family and friends the same opportunity.
A good way to start is by writing down events in a chronological order, highlighting key ideas that you want to include in the text. This will ensure that when you sit down to write the final manuscript parts won't be forgotten.
It is often a good idea, to have someone who is not involved in the book to proof read it for you, to ensure that your work doesn't contain any grammatical or spelling errors as well as ensuring that it reads correctly. That way, when you submit your finished manuscript to the publisher it is less likely to end up in the bin.
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