This publications takes you through the process of developing a family newsletter.  Chapters include:  What do you want to accomplish with your newsletter; how to lay it out; what hardware and software is needed; developing a mailing list; using graphics, and more.  A sample newsletter is included.  Softbound - 70 pages.  

For each day of the year, there is a short question asked, which is designed to help jog your memory and prompt you to record your thoughts. Questions include: What do you remember as your least favorite school subject?; Did kids ever tease you?; Did you ever play a musical instrument?; Do you remember having a favorite snack that you made at home? and  more. Spiral bound - 365 pages.  

Along with personal data, questions include: What teachers do you remember and why?; What kind of extracurricular activities did you take part in?; Were you a class officer?; Did you serve in the military?; Were you drafted or did you enlist?, and more.  Several questions are asked about each topic.  Hardbound - 238 pages.

This book explains in simple, matter-of-fact terms and illustrations how to produce the highest quality video that home equipment allows. Chapter One is thinking through your project; Chapter Two is preparing for action; Chapter Three is the actual shoot; Chapter Four is postproduction, and Chapter Five is finishing touches.  Included is a glossary of terms.  Softbound - 123 pages.  

You will learn what family history is; how to use historical and genealogical records to write a historical exposition; how to write a narrative; what point of view means, and how to complete the project. By studying examples, you will be taken step-by-step through the literary process.   Softbound - 157 pages. Companion piece is the, "Writing the Family Narrative-Workbook".

With this workbook and the exercises provided, you'll learn how to:  Organize your records; develop character and plot; understand point of view; use dialogue; create an effective setting, and edit and design.  Examples are included.  Softbound - 159 pages.  

Companion piece is the, "Writing the Family Narrative-Book".

This book will help you put a life on tape-an oral history handbook. In an easy-to-read format, the authors take you through the basics and preliminaries of tape recording. Sections include: Questions arranged chronologically from birth to retirement; topics of interest; helpful tips for easy taping, etc. Softbound - 50 pages.

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