WaMemWriMo Series: Four Essential Practices for Successful Memoir Writing (virtual classroom)

No matter how long you've procrastinated or how many times you've tried to write your memoir, this class will set you on the path to getting it done. Learn why "anyone would want to read your story, anyway." Then discover the top three roadblocks most memoir writers face and the first two (of four) essential pillars you need to put in place to complete your memoir. Leave class with a roadmap to your memoir started AND a challenge that will keep you moving for the rest of Washington's Memoir Writing Month. Cami Ostman is the founder of The Narrative Project, author of Second Wind: One Woman's Midlife Quest to Run Seven Marathons on Seven Continents, and editor of several anthologies.

We email virtual classroom access two business days before classes begin; please register early to ensure you receive this information. If you have not received virtual classroom access the day before your class, please check your inbox's spam, deleted, and/or promotions folders. It is the responsibility of participants to check their email inbox for virtual access information prior to class and, if it has not been received, to contact our office during business hours (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) before class starts at comed@whatcom.edu or (360) 383-3200. No refunds or credits will be given for a class once it has started.

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Registration Fee	$ 29.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 5	$ 5.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 10	$ 10.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 25	$ 25.00