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Client exit interview: assembling the elephant

April 15, 2019 Samantha Shubert

Every family member in my generation knew a little about our origins, but not much. It was like the blind men all touching a different part of the elephant. So I tried to assemble the elephant from as many sources as possible. I realized that if I didn’t get it down on paper now, it would never happen.

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What you can learn from my missed opportunities

January 7, 2019 Cynthia Ramnarace

While I am the writer in the family, that did not mean I was the right person to write my own relative’s stories. In the reporting world we know that the worst person to report a story is one who is connected to it.

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In family history, first person stories, memory keeping, oral history interviews, writing & editing Tags memoir, literary journalism, oral history, journalism
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