Format the finished memoir for a class anthology with a specific title and a brief third-person author bio, and complete a final proofread.
A memoir published alongside others in a shared anthology needs a title that captures its specific angle, not a generic label like "My Story" that could belong to any piece in the collection, plus a short author bio -- a sentence or two, written in third person, that a reader would see before or after the piece.
The final proofread stays the last, narrow pass: read the whole piece aloud once more for typos and formatting only, since content and line-level style were already finished last week.
Mastery looks like: They finalize the memoir with a specific, non-generic title, a brief third-person author bio, and a clean final proofread.
Common stumbles: Choosing a generic, interchangeable title that could belong to any memoir in the collection.