: Re: My autobiography is exciting, but I'm an unknown. Should I make it a novel instead? I've kept diaries all my life and now have over 100...which I've recently started turning into an autobiography

I have an additional possibility to consider: Get yourself better known.

Submit some of the episodes of your story to widely circulated magazines, especially magazines that serve the audience you want to reach.
Contact writers and reporters for national and local media outlets (magazines, newspapers, TV, websites) to see if they're interested in your story.
Publish some of the episodes yourself, either on your own website or someone else's platform, such as Medium.com, YouTube, â€¦
Other ideas I haven't thought ofâ€¦

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