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You can’t insure your memory, but you can insure your memories by writing them down. The nature and processes of memory have fascinated scientists for thousands of years, but much is still shrouded in mystery. In this piece, we delve into what we do know to answer that age-old question: what is memory?
Everyone has a book inside them, so they say! And when it comes to writing the story of your life, no one can do it better than you. But unless you’re a professional, writing a book is not easy. If you want to turn your memories into beautiful words your family will cherish, then hiring a ghostwriter could be for you. Here’s how.
Editor Kate Parry looks back at her favourite LifeBook project – a book named I.W.T.H. (If Wet Town Hall). The
The experience writing East Sussex More Far Memoir author Mrs Janet Clemo kindly let LifeBook’s founder Roy interview her about
Sonny’s experience with LifeBook Dr. Gershon “Sonny” Stern was one of the fascinating authors we worked with during the Covid-19
LifeBook had the honour of helping SteelFab, Inc. write their corporate history “From Cottonfields to Skyscrapers”. We learned about their fascinating journey from a small handrail fabrication shop in Charlotte, NC to their position today as one of the nation’s largest suppliers of fabricated structural steel.
My, as yet, unborn grandchildren will know everything about their granddad– Nigel Gray, LifeBook Author
Barbara Thompson MBE, the jazz legend, penned her life story with LifeBook Earlier this summer, LifeBook completed work on the
LifeBook’s client Ariel Eckstein shares one of his ‘greatest regrets’ As the founder of LifeBook, I regularly hear the remorseful
Diana, an interviewer for LifeBook, talks about what she enjoys the most What I love about being an interviewer is
