Lifelogs Ltd is a small publisher, aiming to encourage the telling of stories …
The name ‘Lifelogs’ refers to portraying / recording the stories and experiences (‘a log’) of someone’s life.
Through Lifelogs you can:
- Learn how to prepare an interesting memoir that people will enjoy reading
- Make better use of your digital camera to record images for your stories by purchasing the book ‘Digital Cameras the easy way‘ or attending a course of Digital Photography for Beginners lessons tutored by Brian Miller.
- Purchase on-line one of the publications on the Shop Online page including the new Otago Central Rail Trail – easy guide
The publishers Brian and Diane Miller have an extensive background in bookselling, writing, publishing and photography. They operated Tapui Children’s Books for over twenty years before venturing into their own publishing business Lifelogs Ltd. Brian has been involved with photography for many decades and currently runs courses to teach people to cope with the transition to digital photography based on his topselling book Digital Cameras the easy way.
Brian (BSc) first became involved with books when working in Papua New Guinea for 13 years. He spent many years training high school science teachers and then several years organising the publication of educational books for the country. His interest in photography while living there culminated in his top-selling pictorial book The Highlands of Papua New Guinea – (Now out of print, highly acclaimed and much sought ofter.) Through Lifelogs Ltd he has written Digital Cameras the easy way and with Diane co-authored Macandrew Bay – a history of a community on the Otago Peninsula.
Diane (BA, Dip Ed. B.Com) has been immersed in books most of her life. She taught primary school, then helped to manage Tapui Children’s Books for many years. She has co-authored a series of reading books Kiwi Phonics, and through Lifelogs Ltd written two picture books Alice’s Adventures at the Castle and Stars of Orion.
