This is part five of a class that I taught about How to Get Started Publishing Your Family History. It talks about assessing the skills you already have and those that you want to learn. Each of us have different skills that can be useful in completing your family history and there may be some more that you want to develop in the process.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
This is part four of a class that I taught about How to Get Started Publishing Your Family History. It talks about organizing your resources. Hopefully, you will find some very helpful ideas to assist you in writing your history.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
This is part three of a class that I taught about How to Get Started Publishing Your Family History. It talks about what you will include in your book. Three common ways to write it are an ancestral family history, a descendant family history or a history about one person. Hope this is helpful.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
This is part two of a class that I taught about How to Get Started Publishing Your Family History. It is a story about when my Dad was electrocuted. I hope that it inspires you to share stories with your family.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
This is part one of a class that I taught about How to Get Started Publishing Your Family History. It talks about a few different purposes for writing your history that can help you stay focused in your research and writing.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
Publishing a personal or family history is a wonderful asset that will create a legacy for generations. While you are working on your book, consider capturing, editing, and sharing some video or audio clips. Here are some of my thoughts about coupling a published book with a DVD or CD. It will add a new dimension to your book.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
Publishing a personal or family history can be a daunting task and it can be a lot of fun. We love to help others move their projects to completion. We are passionate about preserving and sharing your family stories. Let us know if we can help.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
It has never been easier to prepare and share your personal and family history. I hope you make the effort to share them before they are lost.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
There are many benefits of publishing your personal or family history. Here are some that came to my mind. I hope it helps you work towards publishing your stories.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
Editing is one of the biggest challenges with family histories. Deciding what should be taken out or what should be left in can be very difficult, especially with very sensitive subjects like addictions and abuse. Here is my opinion about it. I hope it is helpful.
Chris Stevenson cs@sgenealogy.com
