Writing a Biography

First and foremost, writing a book about President Obama requires the author to choose a time period and a subject or focus for his work. If the book is going to be a biography of President Obama, it will cover the details of his birth, childhood, education, young adulthood, career choices, marriage, parenthood, and eventual... more »

Military histories reach back nearly as far as civilization itself. Resources such as Smithsonian Institute, Military History and Public Broadcasting Station (PBS) provide detailed information on military engagements and the leaders who directed those combat operations. With the permission of the military leader you want to write a... more »

The most important step in writing a great biography is to find an interesting, unique subject. Whether the person you choose to profile is alive or deceased, they need to be someone that many people can relate to, inspire, or entertain. In order to craft a novel that your readers can't put down, choose a subject who has led an... more »

A personal biography can be short, in the case of a description for a resume, or longer, in the case of a personal statement to go with a business proposal or even a biographical book about your life. There is a definite process to writing a personal biography that will give your reader an accurate snapshot of your life while keeping... more »

Every good life deserves to be written about. A perfect way to honor a Christian man or woman who has been a blessing to your life is to craft a biography that will share this person's life with others. Being an author of such Christian writing is probably easier than you would think, especially if you choose to use a writing template... more »