Family Trouble: Memoirists on the Hazards and Rewards of Revealing Family
by Joy Castro
Family Trouble examines the difficult choices involved in writing about family. Centering on memoir and the act of revelation, it considers the personal, ethical, and creative rewards and risks of turning intimate experiences into public stories.
About This Book
Family Trouble explores the hazards and rewards of revealing family relationships in memoir.
The book focuses on the personal and creative challenges involved in transforming family experience into written narrative.
It offers a thoughtful consideration of what memoirists risk, discover, and communicate when they make private family stories public.
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