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Essential Tips for Memoir Writing Success

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By Barbara Basbanes Richter
| DIYBook
That moment when your granddaughter asks who gave you that top secret cookie recipe. The day a potential client wants to know how you built your company from scratch. These are the sparks that inspire us to write our stories. Whether you’re crafting a family memoir or documenting your entrepreneurial journey, your unique perspective deserves to be preserved. Modern writing tools, including AI assistants, can help with everything from organizing your thoughts to polishing your prose.
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The Hidden ROI of Business Books: What 300+ Authors Revealed About Their Real Returns

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By Barbara Basbanes Richter
| DIYBook
In my nearly 20 years as a ghostwriter, I’ve shared one truth with every client: writing a business book might be the smartest investment an entrepreneur can make. Now, there’s data to prove it. A landmark study of over 300 business authors revealed the truth about ROI. Nearly two-thirds earned back more than they spent. But direct book sales weren’t the real moneymaker – the profits came from new business opportunities.
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A Conversation with Author Rebecca Rego Barry on Apple Podcasts

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By Barbara Basbanes Richter
| Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Barbara Basbanes Richter interviews Rebecca Rego Barry about her book, The Vanishing of Carolyn Wells. Carolyn Wells was a mystery author in the early 20th century who has been largely forgotten today. Rebecca discusses Carolyn's life and career, from her late start as a writer to her success in various genres, including poetry, short stories, puzzles, and children's books.
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