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What Memoir Writing has Taught me about Memory Potholes and Relative Truth

What Memoir Writing has Taught me about Memory Potholes and Relative Truth

by Heather Diamond | Dec 8, 2018 | Writing

In the process of writing my memoir, I have discovered that my memory is a funhouse full of trap-doors, hidden passageways, wavy mirrors, and locked doors. For example, last night I went out to dinner with three women I met during my husband’s sabbatical year in Hong...

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