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Plan to Publish - The Webinar - Memories In Time ^FREE

It’s easy to put off writing a book as you strive to complete your research – a never ending task. This webinar will take you through 12 steps to going from Plan to Publish.

Publishing a Family History or Genealogical

In this free online publishing lesson and in the associated course and book, author and genealogist Carol Baxter explores the options available to genealogists who wish to publish a physical family history or genealogy book.

So You Want to Publish - by Betty R. Darnell (YouTube)

LGS Member and Author Betty R. Darnell gives a very succinct overview of all it takes to get your genealogical research published into almost any format you want, including a book. Betty has authored more than fifty genealogical references.

Ten Steps to Writing and Publishing Your Family History (YouTube)

By AmericanAncestors.

The Armchair Genealogist

A guide to research and writing your family history.

The Armchair Genealogist - Choices in Publishing Your Family History Book

The Armchair Genealogist: Writing Your Family History

The Family History Project

United Kingdom. The History Channel is searching for interesting family stories for publication.

The Three Spaces to Organizing Your Family History Writing

From the The Family History Writing Studio.

ThoughtCo - Family History Publishers and Print on Demand Services

WordsWorth2

Find encouragement for turning your genealogy research into articles or books. Includes lists of publishers, writing organizations, a glossary, contests, and a bookstore.

Write Your Family History

Writing and Publishing Your Family History

From American Ancestors.

Writing Fabulous Family Histories

Join genealogist and internationally acclaimed biographer Carol Baxter as she teaches genealogists “how to write, not just what to write”. These lessons and courses are especially helpful for genealogists who are planning to undertake the University of Tasmania family history diploma.

Writing Tips Oasis - 12 Top Family History Book Publishers

You Should Write Your Family History

It's never too late to start writing your family history. Those stories told by old folks should be written down so future generations can read them.