Answer:Memoir is not just a fancy literary term for an autobiography. I say that from the start, because I hear the terms used interchangeably so often.
Your memoir will be autobiographical, but it will not be your life story.
Confused yet? Stay with me.
Simply put, an autobiography is likely to cover one’s birth to the present — emphasis often on accomplishments, but the more honest and revelatory the better.
A memoir draws on selected anecdotes from your life to support a theme and make a point. For instance, if your point is how you came from some unlikely place to where you are now, you would choose scenes from your life to support that.
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