In 1915 the Antarctic ice crushed Shackleton’s ship Endurance. Twenty-eight men were stranded at the end of the world, and every one of them came home. The true story.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
In 1979 a teenager in Assam planted twenty bamboo seedlings on a bare sandbar in the Brahmaputra. He never stopped. The true story of Jadav Payeng, the Forest Man of India.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
A simple step-by-step guide to writing your life story, one memory at a time: where to start, which questions to ask, how to organise chapters and how to help a parent write theirs.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
In 1921 a young seamstress from Alaska joined an Arctic expedition for $50 a month. Four men died. The true survival story of Ada Blackjack.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
In 1960 a new FDA doctor refused to approve thalidomide for 18 months under heavy pressure. The true story of Frances Kelsey and what her no changed.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
Five specific questions that open real family stories, why each one works, and how to get the best answers. Plus a free printable list of all 50.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
In 2010, 33 miners were trapped 700 metres underground in Chile. Their shift foreman Luis Urzรบa made 48 hours of food last 17 days with one rule: everyone gets the same.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
Irena Sendler smuggled Jewish children out of the Warsaw Ghetto and hid their real names in glass jars so they could one day be given back. Her documented story.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
His grandfather told the same stories hundreds of times and nobody wrote them down. That is why Tale of Life exists: a free way to save your grandparents’ stories, one question at a time.
Written by Tarmo Henri Tamm
On her 63rd birthday in 1901, widowed teacher Annie Edson Taylor became the first person to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel and survive.