The rapidly expanding Facebook groups “if you grew up in…” are a gold mine of memories and story ideas for anyone writing their life story, says autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk.
Continue reading →A March snowstorm in Virginia prompts autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk to reflect on a blizzard in Massachusetts when his forlorn dog Gus howled in protest at being denied the chance to visit his doggie girlfriend.
Continue reading →An Emory University study reveals that family members who learn more about the life stories of their parents and grandparents have a stronger sense of self-identity and greater emotional well-being. Personal historian and autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk sees the evidence every day.
Continue reading →Kevin Quirk, a seasoned teacher of autobiographical writing classes for men and women of all ages and backgrounds, offers four important guidelines for anyone who is learning how to lead classes, workshops, and seminars on writing life stories.
Continue reading →Writing the life story of your beloved pet can serve as a heart-felt tribute to your animal while helping you grieve your loss, suggests memoir and autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk.
Continue reading →Autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk explains how the new memoir “Old Man on Campus” by Barry Brownstein reminds us that when we write our life story we can focus on one major experience rather than chronicling our whole lives.
Continue reading →Writing your thoughts and ideas about what the world needs now while you write your life story is a dynamic opportunity to share your values and desires while touching your loved ones in a unique way, suggests memoir and autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk.
Continue reading →Writing about both sides of life – the happy times and the tough stuff – will enrich the process of writing your life story, suggests memoir and autobiography ghostwriter and teacher Kevin Quirk.
Continue reading →Watching your fifth-grade son compete in the Olympics is the kind of experience that a parent is not likely to forget, notes personal historian and autobiography ghostwriter Kevin Quirk.
Continue reading →Reading about the upcoming event “A Taste of Stockholm” whets the appetite for Semester at Sea voyager Kevin Quirk, who helps people write the most meaningful stories of their lives as an author and ghostwriter of memoirs and autobiographies.
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