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Inspiration for Memoir Writers
At this site, you will find new resources, every month, that will provide
guidance and inspiration for memoir writers.
Joan Tornow, Ph.D.

Joan and John in Beijing, November 2007.

Joan visits a country she adores ... Mexico!

Here I am with two S. Korean "wedding ducks"
that I had purchased for my son, Nick, and his fiance,
Chihyon. Chihyon, a musician/composer, and my son Nick, a
computer engineer, now live in San Jose with their
ducks.
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Joan’s books
Writing Memoir Together: A Roundtable Approach

This book will:
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Inspire you to write your life story
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Help you launch a writing group
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Provide engaging writing topics
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Introduce writing strategies
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Describe group sharing activities
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Suggest memoirs to read for inspiration
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Help you master the craft of writing
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Chase away “Writer’s block”
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Link/Age: Composing in the Online Classroom
In one of the first book-length studies of a networked writing classroom, Joan
Tornow explores a complex web of issues now receiving close attention both
online and off. Beginning from a small experimental writing class—a room in the
basement—at the University of Texas, Tornow studies the interactions of
students online, their composing processes, their underlife resistance to the
culture of school, and the way they reflect the intellectual tonality of their
time. A thoughtful exploration, Link/Age will be of interest to composition
scholars and teachers, whether they are web veterans or are approaching the
online classroom for the first time.
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