(NOTE: This presentation will NOT be recorded.)
The Bay Area Chinese Genealogy Group (BACGG) invites you to join them on Tuesday, October 11 at 6:30 p.m. for a Zoom meeting featuring author and historian Dr. Russell N. Low, whose passion for research, family history, and storytelling resulted in his recently published novels entitled “Three Coins” and “The All-American Crew.”
Part I of this BACGG presentation series was presented by Russell on July 16: "From Mui Tsai to World War II Heroes – A Multigenerational Tale of Courage, Resilience, & Diversity.”
Here is Russell’s description of what he will share with us in Part II:
We will explore the decades-long research process that led to my uncovering the previously unknown family stories that became the books "Three Coins" and "The All-American Crew." Memorializing your family story is essential to preserve what you have spent years uncovering. You can create a book, photo book, documentary, or video. Choosing the right format depends upon your interests and skills. I will discuss how I wrote "Three Coins" and "The All-American Crew." Finally, I will discuss the pros and cons of publishing your work by using traditional publishers vs. self-publishing.
We will explore the decades-long research process that led to my uncovering the previously unknown family stories that became the books "Three Coins" and "The All-American Crew."
Memorializing your family story is essential to preserve what you have spent years uncovering. You can create a book, photo book, documentary, or video. Choosing the right format depends upon your interests and skills. I will discuss how I wrote "Three Coins" and "The All-American Crew."
Finally, I will discuss the pros and cons of publishing your work by using traditional publishers vs. self-publishing.
CLICK HERE to register for the Zoom presentation.
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