Monday Morning Memoirs


Details
Join us for an immersive and engaging BI-WEEKLY memoir workshop designed for writers eager to refine their craft and receive constructive feedback from fellow authors.
THIS SESSION: Files will be sent out to registered participants via email on Wednesday, July 16.
- My Italian Ancestry, "The DeRosa Boys" (parts I & II) by Lia Paliocha
- Journeys in Liminal Worlds, Foreword and Chapter 1 by Darlene Witte
Workshop Details:
- When: Every other week, starting at 10:30 AM ET
- Where: Zoom (link provided upon registration)
- Duration: 2 hours
Format:
In each session, two authors will have the opportunity to share their work in a supportive and focused environment. Each writer will submit 20-30 pages of their memoir, which will be discussed in-depth by the group while the author listens in isolation. This MFA-style approach fosters honest, constructive dialogue, allowing participants to explore the nuances of storytelling and personal narrative.
Submission Guidelines:
- Page Length: 20-30 pages max, double-spaced
- Font: Times New Roman, 12-point
- Format: PDF with the author's name and email address in the top left corner of page one.
- Distribution: Work will be sent out via email 5 days before the session to ensure all participants come prepared for an insightful discussion.
Why Join?
- Gain Valuable Feedback: Receive thoughtful critiques and insights from fellow writers passionate about the memoir genre.
- Enhance Your Skills: Learn to articulate your thoughts and observations about others' work, which will enrich your own writing.
- Build Community: Connect with like-minded writers in a nurturing environment that celebrates the art of storytelling.
Whether you’re a seasoned author or just starting out, this workshop is a fantastic opportunity to deepen your writing practice and connect with a vibrant community of writers. Bring your pen, your passion, and your stories.
Reserve your spot today and let’s embark on this literary journey together.

Every 2 weeks on Monday until December 29, 2025
Monday Morning Memoirs