Rebecca J. Hogue

Huna: A Memoir of Revolution, Prison, and Becoming is Abdelrahman ElGendy‘s story about his experience being incarcerated at the age of 17 for being part of a protest against the authoritarian government in Egypt.

I’m focusing my writing these days on getting the first draft of my book – Going East: An unconventional bike ride across Canada finished.

I recall being asked to read a piece for a writers group, where the author was concerned about sounding preachy.

When I was reading the book On Brand, one of the activities is to create a Venn Diagram of who you are.

If my work has value for you, I would truly appreciate a small contribution on Patreon.

The Memoir Engineering System: Make Your First Draft Your Final Draft by Wendy Dale.

I did this thing.

I am writing the Going East book in present tense.

When writing memoir, where do you draw the line?

The eBook version of my book Never knew I wanted to be a breast cancer survivor, will be free to download on Amazon today (Thursday) and tomorrow (Friday).