My parents and grandparents all died when I was in my 20s.
I’d always meant to write their stories down, even though I’d heard them so many times. But I never got the chance.
Younger generations always think they’ll be impossible to forget. But I know that first-hand to be wrong.
No matter how many times we hear the same stories, our memories inevitably fail. We’re left with only shadows of the people who once were.
That’s why I created Elephant Memoirs.
I want to record your life in print, so it’ll always be there for future generations.
Grandchildren and great-grandchildren want to know where they came from and what makes them who they are. Future family historians will be curious about mundane details of things you now take for granted.
An Elephant Memoirs books will be like gold dust for them.
I don’t believe only the rich and famous should have a biography or a memoir. We all have interesting stories to tell, no matter how ordinary we feel our lives have been.