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tion, I would like to present a unique challenge to all the writers.</p></blockquote><blockquote id="e662"><p>Dig in your photo albums and tell the story behind your favorite picture(s) in precisely one thousand words — not a word more or less.</p></blockquote><blockquote id="dee3"><p>The word limit does not include the titles, subtitles, kickers and photo captions.</p></blockquote><blockquote id="97da"><p>Use the kicker — “A picture speaks a thousand words” for these submissions.</p></blockquote><p id="9584">I often look to photographs for inspiration and memory recall when writing a memoir. If you are interested in refining your skills, or even if you are looking for a fun exercise, this is a great one and I’ll definitely be partic

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A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words

A unique inspirational challenge for our Memoirists

Photo by KiKi Walter

Hello, Memoirist family!

If you have not yet had a chance to read Gaurav Jain’s recent newsletter for The Memoirist, I promise that despite the cheesy feature photo, it’s jam-packed with information. I’ll link to it below.

In his newsletter, G posed a brilliant new prompt for us.

If you need further inspiration, I would like to present a unique challenge to all the writers.

Dig in your photo albums and tell the story behind your favorite picture(s) in precisely one thousand words — not a word more or less.

The word limit does not include the titles, subtitles, kickers and photo captions.

Use the kicker — “A picture speaks a thousand words” for these submissions.

I often look to photographs for inspiration and memory recall when writing a memoir. If you are interested in refining your skills, or even if you are looking for a fun exercise, this is a great one and I’ll definitely be participating!

Please use the tag: Photo Inspiration

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