This week in our story study, we talked about the genre of postcard micro-memoirs and looked at some of those submitted to PostSecret, which identifies itself as a digital museum of “secrets, stories, videos and more” submitted by people from all seven continents.

Postcard micro-memoirs that appear on the PostSecret website are composed of thirty (30) words or less and can be funny or raw, raunchy or profound.

This week’s topic–Parents’ White Lies–is taken from Warren’s current exhibition of the same name.

If you’d like to know more about the postcard micro-memoirs, see a few samples, and hear your fellow members weigh in on the genre, watch the replay above.