Author: Rhonda Lauritzen

Should you include dialogue in your memoir, autobiography, or family history? What if you don’t remember exactly what people said? In this article, we’ll address

Last month I had the pleasure of joining Tamara K. Anderson on her uplifting podcast, Stories of Hope in Hard Times. I’ve known Tamara for

If you are wondering how to digitize slides, photos, audio, and other heirlooms you have come to the right place. In our work telling people’s

Why video? One reason is that young people are becoming wired for it and if we want to reach them, we have to meet them

In times of uncertainty and world conflict, our minds may turn to the past for insights. What have you experienced in your own lifetime that

If you are like us living in the northern hemisphere, the winter blahs can become almost unbearable this time of year. If you’re south of

A highlight of my career thus far has been working with author Rob A. Gentile to help him write his near-death experience book, “Quarks of

As an author and instructor on writing, I’ve learned there are a few immutable laws of memoir every story benefits from. I call them the