If you want to capture your journey and pass it on to your children and grandchildren, then write your legacy book and get it published. If you’re not exactly a writer or historian, never fear! That’s where I come in. […]
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Family Library Legacy Books — Capture Your Family’s Journey
Family library legacy books aren’t necessarily found on Amazon or in bookstores. These types of books are often written for private archives and family libraries, detailing history and chronicling ancestral and present-day experiences. They can also capture your part of […]
Let’s Write Your Family Book
How do you write your family book? You might have diaries and journals for reference. You might have word-of-mouth stories that can be transcribed into a manuscript. You might have boxes of photos, postcards, and letters. And you undoubtedly […]
Storyscaping in the Realm of Book Editing
Consider storyscaping. At the end of the day, all authors are storytellers. Whether you’re writing a technical manual, an autobiography, a novel, or a self-help book, how expertly you convey your message matters. I’ve always loved storytelling, from the […]
True Crime Book Editor — Ken Wilson’s Guilty as Sin
As a true crime book editor, I really appreciate the words below, provided by author Ken Wilson. His book, Guilty as Sin, is a novel of suspense, betrayal, and greed inspired by true events. Often authors reach out after a […]
Kid’s Sports Writer — After School Extracurricular Activities
As a kid’s sports writer, I cover back-to-school, extracurricular activities, and what it means to live, work, and play in our community. Article by Melanie Saxton Photography Provided Originally published in Conroe City Lifestyle After-school extracurricular activities allow your child […]
Community Reporter — Mama Bears Rising
Article by Melanie Saxton Photography Provided Originally published in Conroe City Lifestyle When Jessica Martin-Brassington realized she was clueless about her role and responsibilities as a citizen, she looked into the legislative process and laws affecting her everyday […]
Community Writer — YES to YOUTH and Preparing to Bloom
Article by Melanie Saxton Photography Provided Originally published in The Woodlands City Lifestyle It’s been a busy summer for the children and their families at YES to YOUTH – Montgomery County Youth Services. Group sessions and peer counseling combined […]
June is Alzheimer’s Month — Health Editor
As a health editor, I’ve covered medical issues and disabilities for more than a decade. Sometimes I stumble across inspirational musings from friends, family, colleagues, and the general public. This Facebook post from Bill Lacy is the best yet! […]
Clothing and Closets — Fashion Writing
I wrote this piece for The Woodlands City Lifestyle. Usually, my fashion writing involves teen and women’s options, and it was delightful to switch it up and cover men’s trends and closet solutions. Article by Melanie Saxton Photography Provided […]