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Write Your Life Story — The Story of Your Life

So you have a story to tell? Get it down on paper, print a nice book of it. You want to keep the connection to the past alive and preserve your experience for the ones who come after. Or maybe you just want to entertain.

Do it now! The process may be daunting, but there is help. I can help you assemble all the pieces in a cogent order, clean up the errors and typos, and get it out on Amazon. Then I will turn it over to you to print your most affordable author copies.

Let me help you to get all the pieces together between the covers and make a beautiful book for you. In English or German.

Please send your sample chapter for a free-of-cost evaluation to

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Memoirs from the BookProShop

My Journey Into Creativity

Leon Radziemski tells stories of his carer as a physicist, academician, and entrepreneur. Son of Polish immigrants, he eventually became Head of the Physiscs Department at NM State University and Dean of the Collece of Sciences at Washington State. Leon, as natural born teacher, always tapped into his endless source of creativity and art.

Renatle, Mosaic of Life

Renate (the “reborn”) Mousseux was born as the result of an impossible affair between a German mother and a French father. She survived the massive Freiburg bombing nights. Raised by her aunt, she grew up spunky and carefree, until—she married an American gigolo and drug addict. Alone in Los Angeles, she became a true survivor.

Texas Kaktuswein

Edda Buchner (in German) tells us stories of her Texas pioneering efforts as a city child from Germany. With husband Helmut she built a house from hill country rock, endured without running water and air-conditioning, raised a flock of chickens and sheep, and occasionally rescued a snake from the toilet. She has always loved to live in the wild.

Im Jittoa Bo'o—A Healing Journey

Dr. John Molina is a Native American doctor (gynecologist) from the small township Guadalupe village (Tempe, Arizona). He overcame cultural bias, addiction, and professional obstacles. In his memoir he tells his formative journey through setbacks and triumps. He built the first medical clining in his home village of Guadalupe and became an advocate for minorites in healthcare.

Ohne meinen geliebten Mann

Elisabeth Neumann (in German) experience a year of calamities. Then the worst occurred: her husband was killed a car accident and did not survive. The widow, left behind with three underage children, had to fight the insurance for compensation, take on a restaurant job, and pump water from a flooding basement. Yet she also had the surreal feeling that Wolfi was still around.

Me Happy, You?

Renate Mousseux, a German and French professor in Phoenix, has unbreakable humor. Whenever life gives her lemons, she makes lemonade. Coming from Germany, she had language troubles at first. So how do you flip a bird? What are fashion statements all about? Her Great Danes also delivered interesting poop and other good stories. No misunderstanding goes unexamined.

Journeys into Foreign Lands

Uta Monique Behrens takes us on a trip around the world. She reflects on the carpet children in an Egyptian factory, writes a poem on reconciliation after a concentration camp visit in Theresienstadt (Terezin, Poland), describes the washing processes in Mumbais dhobi town, and also pays a visit to the Kumari of Nepal. And many other places.

s'Bobbele im Ausland

Renate Mousseux (in German), in Freiburg dialect, shares adventures and sometimes mischief from her German childhood and family in America. How do you get a tan before heading to the pool? Right, shoe polish. Or how do you increase hair volume? Right, sugar water. And the saga continues with her own son and skateboarding etc.

Journeys as a Landlord

Uta Behrens recounts her experience, successes and pitfalls, as a landlord in Phoenix. At first, she took a mop, a brush, and a bottle of windex in her own hands. Later she dealt with overdue rent, evasive tenants, and grifting managers. Sometimes a problem resolved with hearty laughter. As a landlord you need a lot of humor.