Autobiography writing services
Most autobiography writing services ask you to send drafts back and forth. Nothing to it writing (NTI Writing) asks you questions instead. You talk, we write it up, and you check it. Keep the digital edition or choose a printed plan for a hardcover with your name on the front.
What the service does
1. We ask, you talk
A patient interviewer asks one question at a time and reads it out loud. You answer for as long as you like — there is nothing to type and nothing to plan first. Pause and come back whenever you want.
2. Your answers become chapters
Each recording is written up in your own words and grouped into chapters by theme, so childhood, work, family and the hard years fall into place without you organising anything.
3. An editorial pass tidies it
On Family Heirloom and Legacy Concierge, a human editor checks names, dates, places and repeated sentences after you submit the completed manuscript. The review takes 5–7 working days, and every change is shown to you.
4. Photographs go in
Add family photographs where they belong, with captions, and we check each one is sharp enough to print before it reaches the press.
5. Choose digital or printed
Every plan includes PDF and EPUB copies. Standard Hardcover includes one large-print hardcover; Family Heirloom and Legacy Concierge add premium linen, foil and gilded-edge binding.
Who it is for
- Someone who wants their life story saved but has never enjoyed writing.
- A parent or grandparent whose hands, eyes or memory make typing hard.
- A family who want the story recorded in the person's own voice while they can still tell it.
- Anyone with half-finished notes and no idea how to turn them into a book.
Where to start
Read a sample story to hear how spoken answers read on the page, see the stages from first recording to hardcover, or compare plans on the pricing page. If you would rather do it yourself, the guide to writing a book about your life walks through the whole process, and our list of questions to ask your parents gives families a simple place to begin.
Start your autobiography
Talk for ten minutes today, or set it up for someone in your family.