If you're like millions of others, over the years, you may have daydreamed of writing a memoir. Hopefully not a thick, dry autobiography on the dust shelves of yesteryear, but a fresh, new slice-of-life memoir right out of your own memory Generals, politicians and movie stars write (often boring or stuffy) autobiographies spanning their whole lives. Modern day memoirists write about a certain, exciting or interesting time from their memories, a "slice of life" memoir. For instance, Frank McCort, author of the bestselling "Angela's Ashes," wrote about growing up dirt-poor in the slums of...