It is said that Shakespeare wrote King Lear in quarantine from the plague. Some have been suggesting that this year’s isolation should free us to write a book, perhaps a memoir, coyly claiming we’re only writing it for the grandchildren, while dreaming that it might become an international bestseller. The courses in memoir writing are now all closed down but there are lessons to be learned from some currently published memoirs.
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