Whilst rummaging in our loft, we three sons discovered our late mother’s prizewinning memoirs and over 470 poems spanning two centuries. We were about to consign them to the shredder when we realised we’d rob generations of descendants of their intellectual inheritance and deprive the world of her unique poetic insights into 20th Century life in England spanning two world wars.  The long and tedious journey from discovering a cache of creative writings to publishing a beautiful book appeared to us novices as both arduous and daunting.  Most publishers were concerned with selling blockbusters, and there was no profit in poetry. Fortunately, we discovered Biographia who publish biographies for those who wish to preserve memories of those dearest to them. Charles Oulton, its founder, led us sensitively through anecdotes about our mother, Marjorie’s, life. These were documented and woven between her poems, memoirs, and old photographs to produce a rich and engaging tapestry.  Charles captured the soul of my mother in a way I never could. Creative writings must pass through various stages of digitalising, editing, proof-reading, layout, and print-setting before ending up as a glossy coffee table book, and Biographia offer all those skills and more to help you achieve that. Three generations of our family were overwhelmingly impressed with “Marjorie Bradley – A Life in Poetry” - a volume to inspire and be treasured by generations of her descendants hundreds of years hence. If you have a life-story you wish to preserve for posterity, we recommend Biographia without hesitation.