Your memoir is your story, told in your way. Why would any other perspective matter, whether that of a relative, friend, or foe? This era of post truth challenges the importance and even the existence of truth. Yet we write to discover and to share the truths in our lives. And readers of nonfiction want to trust – they expect authenticity. In crafting their own family memoirs, Caterina Edwards and Jean Crozier wrestled with clashing viewpoints and alternative myths. Come write with us: as yet unrecognized truths may lead you to some unique conclusions.