Preface
1. Writing is a learned skill
2. Becoming a writer
3. Research and writing go together
4. Who are you writing for?
5. From Belfast to Bellbrook: Origins, arrivals and writing about
them
6. A writing roadmap
7. Characters what would you do without them?
8. Nostalgia, sentiment and blazing sunsets
9. Historical context is what?
10. Share the writing journey
11. Choosing your format
12. Asking questions and finding ideas
13. Publishing your family history
Notes
Bibliography and resources
Appendix: Genealogical software programs
Index
Noeline Kyle has published widely in the fields of women's history, education and family history. She presents seminars on local and family history research and writing to community groups, family historians, local historians, and writing groups. She is currently teaching family history writing courses within the continuing education program at the University of Sydney, the NSW Writers' Centre and to local and family history societies Australia wide.
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