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The Magic Key: Unlock Your Memoir

The Magic Key: Unlock Your Memoir, An Intuitive Guide for New Writers

Anna-Marie O’Brien

Bibliozona Books

Back in the fall of 2019, I met a beautiful new book from an amazing first-time author. Truth be told, Adventures of a Metalhead Librarian: A Rock N’ Roll Memoir by Anna-Marie O’Brien affected me in a magical way both as a reader and a writer, kinda like a songwriter discovering Abbey Road.

After trolling O’Brien online, I discovered her successful writing coach side-hustle. So, I reached out, and in short order, O’Brien was working with me, helping to unlock a memoir project I was struggling with at the time—a TOTAL (personal and professional) game-changing experience, to be sure.

As a result, when I heard about The Magic Key: Unlock Your Memoir, I had to check it out. And of course, O’Brien does NOT disappoint. At just 20,000 words, it’s a quick, yet compelling read oozing with insights, encouragement, advice, and LOTS of love.

What makes Magic Key so special is that unlike many other writers who might tackle this type of title, O’Brien is NOT the “Miss Smarty Pants” in the front row talking down to the rest of the class. She’s the cool kid who’s sharp enough to sit up front, but not until she gathers all of her friends hanging out back by the pencil sharpener.

Whether you’re an aspiring writer seeking qualified guidance from the get-go or an experienced author who’s still open to receiving a valuable tip or two, this one is a magical MUST.

The Magic Keyannamarieobrien.com


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