UPDATE (December 26, 2025): The Memoir Circle is now closed. If you want to be notified when the next one opens, please fill out the form below.

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Everyone has a story worth telling.

But writing it can feel daunting. Where do you start?

How do you put a life on the page?

The Memoir Circle is a small, guided writing group for women ready to begin their memoirs in a supportive, structured, and inspiring space.

What You’ll Get

• Monthly live sessions to process the readings, writing, and our memoir journeys
• Simple writing exercises to help you sharpen your voice, identify central themes, and craft compelling scenes
• Peer connection & feedback in a structured, supportive circle
• Two private sessions with Kimberly—at the mid-way point at end—to help you deepen and expand your project and clarify your goals.

Logistics

• When: Virtual meetings one night per month (date TBD), beginning late January 2026
• Duration: 6 months
• Investment: $100/month
• Group Size: Limited to six women to maintain intimacy and depth.
• Deadline: Applications due January 15

Imagine sitting with a small circle of women each month, sharing stories, laughing, finding threads you never noticed. You’ll leave each session lighter, clearer, and more connected.

Between sessions, you’ll submit short pieces and offer feedback to 2-3 others. By the end, you’ll have a body of work, a clear sense of your voice, and a roadmap for your memoir.

Confidentiality
Everything shared in The Memoir Circle stays within the group. This is a safe space for honesty, vulnerability, and creative risk. Each member agrees to treat others with respect, discretion, and confidentiality.

Why It Matters
Writing your story is a radical act of healing, creativity, and self-love. When you begin to tell your story, you will find yourself changing in ways you never expected.

It’s rare to find a creative partner as talented and intuitive as Kimberly … [She] has a true gift for seeing the heart of a story and helping authors bring it to life with clarity and soul.

She’s not just a writer; she’s a collaborator, a coach, and an encourager who knows how to guide writers toward their highest potential.
—Barbara Rodriguez