Turn your story into a book,
make it transcend
If you want to tell your story, we can write it for you.
Through interviews with one of our writers, you can share your family's origins, journeys, anecdotes, and exciting moments. Everything you would like to be written down so your children and grandchildren can discover your family history. A unique legacy in a private edition with print runs starting from one copy.
Life is not
what one lived,
but what one remembers,
and how one remembers it
to tell it"
Gabriel García Márquez
The story can be told in different ways
Personal & Family Biographies
Through the story of a family member, or through the story of several family members from different perspectives, contributing to a single narrative.
Throughout the interviews, the writer records the conversations, which are then transcribed, written down, and edited.
The aim is to achieve a first-person narrative, where the writer polishes and gives a tone of a written story, but maintains the tone or style of the protagonist who tells the story: his typical way of speaking, certain personal expressions, notes, which can give a complete picture of the protagonist in his natural way of being, always with a register that is pleasant to read.
Tribute Books
Different people talk about a loved one they want to honor, sharing anecdotes and memories of someone important in their lives.
The material from all the participants is compiled and edited to give it uniformity, while respecting the tone of each contribution.
Photographs, videos with a QR code, and even their favorite music can be added. Anything that represents the person being honored.
Collective stories
A group reviews its shared history—a large family, a club, a company, or an institution—through the voices of the different people who make it up.
An interview is conducted with general but personal questions where each person expresses what they think and feel about the group's bond, what belonging to it means to them, what significant milestones they had in relation to the group at different times in their lives, and they are asked to recount a story or example that is very important to them.
Each person's style is respected, but the tone is made correct and fluid. The initial questions on the form are deleted so that the answers sound spontaneous and allow for a more natural tone.