If you didn't know that these two books were political memoirs, you'd assume that they were celebrity memoirs.
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I like to read memoirs on grief, I like to read memoirs on identity, because those are first-person accounts of experiences.
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Five years later he published his memoirs of his time in the neo-Nazi movement, Romantic Violence: Memoirs of an American Skinhead.
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Besides her memoirs, her books include "When Memory Speaks: Reflections on Autobiography" (1998), which explores the ways memoirs by men and by women differ.
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There are memoirs examining the intersections between masculinity, race and sexuality, and memoirs in which men describe their relationships with women, with a mix of candor and, frequently, queasy equivocation.
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Valkyria Chronicles 4: Memoirs From Battle Edition - Nintendo Switch
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I took her memoirs — they're wonderful, and in English.
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And why is "Memoirs of a … Unicorn" so called?
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She was a newspaper editor, and while writing her mother's memoirs she decided that other people would also want memoirs of their parents and that she was the one to create them.
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A predominantly Asian-cast blockbuster like Memoirs of a Geisha only happens once every ten years—Memoirs of a Geisha came out in 2005 and Crazy Rich Asians comes out this year.
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Parenting Memoirs by Grown-Ups You asked for novels, but you could start with two novelists' memoirs whose episodic styles are ideally structured to spell you in the early, disorienting days of motherhood.
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"I never regret my life," she wrote in her memoirs.
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With memoirs, you kind of combine things to make sense.
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The writer became known for her poetry and multiple memoirs.
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Though vastly different stylistically, the memoirs contain some striking similarities.
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"I want to save it for my memoirs," she said.
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We have Hillary Clinton's multiple autobiographies, memoirs, and policy books.
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We can see that in the openings of their memoirs.
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In his memoirs, Mr. Rabin called him unscrupulous and untrustworthy.
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Based on the bestselling memoirs from David and Nic Sheff.
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Presidents usually wait until their memoirs to review their work.
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I am the author of three, going on four, memoirs.
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Three of these memoirs have stuck in my mind recently.
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"It is a great profession," he wrote in his memoirs .
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So I read ... I listen to a lot of memoirs.
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LH: And what will be the title of your memoirs?
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Nonetheless, 2017 had more than its share of fine memoirs.
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Brash memoirs à la Lena Dunham would not have worked.
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Irina Dumitrescu reviews the book alongside two other food memoirs.
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We can't wait for their memoirs or anonymous, ineffective leaks.
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The show is based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth.
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I enjoy almost all biographies, many autobiographies and some memoirs.
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Former presidents routinely write memoirs but rarely delve into fiction.
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He also wrote a volume of memoirs, "Speaking Freely" (1997).
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One common thread of both memoirs is distrust of institutions.
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Foley's book was sui generis; he wrote it himself and because of that it had an appealingly gritty authenticity, much like the prison memoirs and pimp memoirs that had sold well in previous decades.
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My Grape Year is the first in Bradbury's Grape Series memoirs.
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But her domestic memoirs Life Among the Savages (1953) and Raising
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I also reviewed a few memoirs in English and in Chinese.
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They're busy writing memoirs, which will likely be released in 2018.
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"I want to save it for my memoirs," she told THR.
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Traditionally in the West, many of these books were victims' memoirs.
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Those of us who have written multiple memoirs feel surprisingly alone.
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The collective weight of all C.I.A. memoirs written since the Sept.
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It should also be noted that Anderson has written two memoirs.
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But three recent memoirs celebrate driving in three very different ways.
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In his memoirs Secretary Dean Acheson describes the message as shocking.
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The better memoirs are the more generous, looking outside the self.
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His family said he had been writing his memoirs in retirement.
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Here, unlike in many food memoirs, the recipes carry the story.
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It's among the most irascible and amusing bookseller memoirs I've read.
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I'm embarrassed to say this, but I shy away from memoirs.
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My shelves are filled with poetry, memoirs and character-driven fiction.
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I'm looking for new choices without the catastrophes of many memoirs.
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Today memoirs might be more therapeutic in aim, or explicitly political.
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Other players publish memoirs; Djokovic published a diet and lifestyle book.
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New memoirs from former employees reveal the mess behind the gloss.
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Memoirs and biographies are also valuable, especially for more personal anecdotes.
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Macron keeps a copy of De Gaulle's memoirs on his desk.
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As Anjelica Huston has written in her memoirs, both loved women.
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Mr. Halpin is the author of two memoirs and 16 novels.
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"My entire poetic sphere is Nordic," he wrote in his memoirs.
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"My entire poetic sphere is Nordic," he wrote in his memoirs.
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The academic's insistence that memoirs are fictions is unpersuasive to readers.
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Approximately 32,000 rock stars have written memoirs over the past decade.
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Ms Tawada gives three separate "memoirs" from a talented dynasty of bears.
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"Through It All I've Always Laughed," the memoirs of Count Arthur Strong.
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" —Jaime G. "I've been getting into memoirs this last year or so.
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Find groundbreaking new releases brushing shoulders with memoirs and coffee table books.
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Although these paintings are "her memoirs", Miss Chief isn't in every piece.
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From memoirs to coffee-table books to how music affects your brain.
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Jane has rededicated herself to activism and I am finishing my memoirs.
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No doubt, grappling with such questions is precisely what makes memoirs worthwhile.
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Memoirs written by people who have known and loved notorious murderers are
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He noted that comparable figures to other memoirs were not immediately available.
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Memoirs borrows from this performance (Böttcher's troupe included the real-life Tosca).
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A blockbuster auction had already set a record for US presidential memoirs.
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His Memoirs contain only a single, shamefaced mention of this wife's name.
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For newcomers to her oeuvre, the memoirs are the place to start.
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"A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier" by Ishmael Beah
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Since February 2014, Charlotte Shane has written her memoirs in email form.
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After leaving the White House, she found time to write her memoirs.
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I've also enjoyed memoirs by Molly Caro May and J. D. Vance.
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His family said he had been writing his memoirs at his death.
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Babitz's work – read the memoirs first – is shrewd, knowing and sun-drenched.
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Her books — there were memoirs, and then novels — never sold very well.
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I don't actively avoid any genre, but I only rarely read memoirs.
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I try to group it roughly by category — essays, memoirs, religion, etc.
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Her two most recent novels and two memoirs are of a piece.
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Dietrich and Riefenstahl wrote memoirs, which were full of evasions and exaggerations.
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" In his memoirs, he wrote, "The last word was the most important.
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Conway was the author of two memoirs about their lives as homesteaders.
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His second volume of memoirs, "Realms of Strife," was published in 1986.
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It's a common theme in trans memoirs, the hope of being known.
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With the number of Holocaust survivors declining, firsthand memoirs are not enough.
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She's written two bestselling memoirs, Who Thought This Was A Good Idea?
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Fiction MEMOIRS OF A POLAR BEARBy Yoko TawadaTranslated by Susan Bernofsky252 pp.
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But Buck has been a fabulous Zelig in the world of memoirs.
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"It was more than a gaffe," Quayle later wrote in his memoirs.
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Since 1988, the actor examined his life in a number of memoirs.
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Even fancy old literary memoirs appeal in an age of pop confession.
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My hope is they'll all go on to write books or memoirs.
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"Tragically becalmed" is how Tennessee described a lobotomized Rose in his memoirs.
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THE ANNOTATED MEMOIRS OF ULYSSES S. GRANT Edited by Elizabeth S. Samet.
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The volume includes poems, photographs, memoirs and a comic piece or two.
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Memoirs are about those most ancient questions: Who or what made me?
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So it can't hurt that Cohen has several confessional memoirs on the market.
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In "Brighton Beach Memoirs" Matthew Broderick portrays young Jerome searching for an identity.
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I read a lot of memoirs, and I tried to understand the experience.
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Though there are quite a few contemporary memoirs, such as 2012's Agorafabulous!
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Essay writing, op-eds, memoirs have all become such important mediums these days.
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War memoirs tend to be written by soldiers; civilian voices are seldom heard.
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" —Jesse H. "There are two memoirs that I particularly liked, both by Southerners.
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Queen Anne's lasting image as a slovenly, childish woman derives from Sarah's memoirs.
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" One day, I will name my memoirs "cautions within the design in chaos.
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After serving 22 months of a four-year sentence, Belfort published two memoirs.
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She has just written her memoirs which she is soon hoping to publish.
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But most of us are writing essays and blogs and columns and memoirs.
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Here are a few of the best highlights from the juiciest celebrity memoirs.
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Leigh's is one of several recent moving memoirs about women's struggles to conceive.
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But reality shows and confessional memoirs did not mark the death of privacy.
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He recently saw a stack of books on my kitchen table, mostly memoirs.
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Sloterdijk's books vie with soccer-star memoirs on the German best-seller lists.
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In all he wrote 10 novels, five short-story collections and several memoirs.
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The FT said it amounted to "a record sum for US presidential memoirs."
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Those who confront defeat frontally are often eloquent and affecting in their memoirs.
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"There seemed to be no boundaries," she writes in one of her memoirs.
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Read: The Times's book critics select the most outstanding memoirs published since 1969.
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She wrote memoirs at a time when such introspection was uncommon among monarchs.
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Some people update their Facebook page five times a day; some write memoirs.
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What other Bronx-based novels and memoirs should we add to the list?
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But the United States Supreme Court, in a landmark 21978 decision, Memoirs v.
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None of these graphic memoirs have what we might call a happy ending.
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" Czapski concluded as much in his own memoirs: "Each man lived on hope.
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Albert Murray: Collected Essays & Memoirs opens with a seminal piece, The Omni-Americans.
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The story of Pasternak's affair with Olga has been told repeatedly — for instance, in Olga's own memoirs, which serve as a central source for "Lara" and are available in English, as are memoirs by several of Pasternak's family members and friends.
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"I cannot now recall ever being lonely in China," she wrote in her memoirs.
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A stab at writing adult memoirs (she was offered $250,000 for them) also fizzled.
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Arthur Golden completed "Memoirs of a Geisha" in 1997 and hasn't written anything since.
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"When an audience laughed, I felt fulfilled," he wrote in one of his memoirs.
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It would include excerpts from his memoirs and a dense lot of his poems.
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Sarah refrained from publishing the most explicit of Anne's love letters in her memoirs.
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In 2008, Nic and David both released memoirs about their years during Nic's addiction.
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Brief Stop on the Road From Auschwitz by Goran Rosenberg—two memoirs of fathers
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What memoirs tend to do, in the broadest sense, is to describe a journey.
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But there are no good memoirs about being a drunk and staying a drunk.
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Memoirs about addiction are always recovery stories — and, fortunately, recovery is a great subject.
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Shala Monroque: Last summer, I read Grace Jones' memoir I'll Never Write My Memoirs.
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"The cable left nothing to chance," her boss Jose Rodriguez described in his memoirs.
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But these memoirs often edit other lives and careers to tell a singular story.
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The peddlers of false memoirs and fishy identities are rarely celebrated for their ingenuity.
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There were no restrictions — novels, memoirs, histories and children's books were all fair game.
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She hopes to concentrate on audio memoirs, combining them with digitized photos and memorabilia.
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At 14, Babitz began her memoirs, entitled I Wouldn't Raise My Kid in Hollywood.
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" Former gang member Bruce Knights read from his memoirs he titled "The Deepest Truth.
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Not to mention the huge advances both she and Barack got for their memoirs.
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Listen as we talk about Ilgunas' experiences, memoirs as activism and Trespassing Across America.
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FSG is a literary outfit, not the publisher of misery memoirs for the prurient.
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Lately I have been diving into many lovely memoirs, then I discovered Mary Oliver.
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She also has one of the best celebrity memoirs, which I spent money on.
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I started ordering lots of memoirs online and became very intrigued by this form.
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The novels and memoirs of veterans were populated with characters haunted by such incidents.
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There are loads, many by the British upper classes themselves — memoirs, diaries, novels, etc.
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Peplow believes that literary fiction and memoirs tend to prompt the most engaged conversations.
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Those not writing their own memoirs could participate in a pair of recollection collections.
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Enter L., an expertly coifed Frenchwoman who works as a ghostwriter of celebrity memoirs.
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Former officials who had enforced Mao's policies at the local level wrote pained memoirs.
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It is commonly said that end-of-life memoirs offer wisdom for the living.
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They would not have been courted by Mr. Korda to write their own memoirs.
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He wrote two memoirs devoted to the many great friends he'd made in life.
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Though Carter has only one life to live, he has umpteen memoirs to write.
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In her memoirs, she claimed, 'I sent away 1,500 women for their loose behavior.
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Mr. Peart was also an author, writing books about his travels and his memoirs.
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What's more, two are taken from the memoirs whose reception hit Cusk so hard.
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Burns' memoirs, "The Back Channel," focuses on the biggest policy decisions of Burns' tenure.
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One common thread of J.D. Vance's and Tara Westover's memoirs is distrust of institutions.
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PLUS the reported $60 mil he and Michelle are getting for their memoirs. Ha!
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Read: Four memoirs and one near-memoir are among 11 new books we recommend.
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In the end, these memoirs were used as confessions, of crimes real or imagined.
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Diyab's identity remained mysterious until 1993, when Diyab's memoirs were discovered in the Vatican library.
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In the years immediately following the war, no reports or memoirs emerged of black Confederates.
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There remains value in writing stories, personal essays and memoirs so as to be remembered.
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Memoirs in verse are taking hold, too; check out Marilyn Nelson's How I Discovered Poetry.
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In her memoirs published in 1742, Sarah insinuated that the Queen and Abigail were intimate.
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Historians pump out studies on the Years of Lead, while ex-terrorists have published memoirs.
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In his official photograph, a copy of de Gaulle's war memoirs sit on Macron's desk.
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I'm not sure I avoid any particular genre, but political memoirs can stretch me thin.
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If you like to read about people's perseverance, mountaineering memoirs is the genre for you.
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The Obamas received a record-setting $60 million deal last year to write two memoirs.
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It started when I was a teenager with "Memoirs of a Geisha" and never stopped.
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The bride's father, a novelist, is the author of "Memoirs of a Geisha" (Knopf 1997).
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They're part of a voluntary rehabilitation program that includes writing and reading their own memoirs.
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Other people's memoirs have recounted her affairs with Bob Hope and Jerry Lewis, among others.
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ALBERT MURRAY: Collected Essays and Memoirs, edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Paul Devlin.
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The event accompanies the museum's exhibition "Roz Chast: Cartoon Memoirs" about the New Yorker cartoonist.
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"He had to look real," Ms. Fortnum wrote of the bear in her unpublished memoirs.
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Most of its titles tend to be celebrity-driven memoirs and diet and wellness books.
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Music (Robyn and Frank Ocean), queer culture (lesbian Instagrammers), and literature (contemporary fiction and memoirs).
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Read: The New York Times's book critics select the most outstanding memoirs published since 1969.
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This week, his memoirs were published in Hong Kong, beyond the reach of Chinese censors.
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"And then suddenly the first stroke of the chime," he recalled in his war memoirs.
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During our life together, Amy was a prolific writer, publishing children's books, memoirs and articles.
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In her memoirs she had written about the children and me, but not like this.
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I am not a fan of self-help books and celebrity as-told-to memoirs.
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I have read several artists' memoirs and biographies, but none have stood out for me.
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Many big names published their memoirs while Mr. Obama was still in office, including Mrs.
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The story is graphic and real but, as in most physician memoirs, details are withheld.
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The author of novels, memoirs and a book of essays, Sojourner lives in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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Bitter war stories burst out in poetry, short stories, novels, memoirs and testimony to Congress.
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Plays adapted as monologues from memoirs and close first-person fiction are seldom satisfying onstage.
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Thomas draws on Louisa's memoirs, travelogues and extensive correspondence to offer a rich interior portrait.
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Ned commences to write his memoirs, but he is blocked; the book will never happen.
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This account draws on payroll records, archeological reports, letters, and memoirs to tell their story.
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He published the memoirs of world leaders including Pope John Paul II and Tony Blair.
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It was one of the first tell-all memoirs by an embittered former Cabinet member.
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In his memoirs Mr Spinney wrote that it was only the bird that was famous.
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"I think of Aretha as Our Lady of Mysterious Sorrows," Wexler wrote in his memoirs.
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Their subjects hail from different eras and genres, but there are similarities between these memoirs.
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James's memoirs have a shimmer, a charm, and an openhearted immediacy that cuts the fussiness.
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He is quite open about this in his memoirs from that period, which are fun.
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Indeed, the violation of privacy that memoirs specialize in is as often reviled as praised.
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But I do look forward to the Abramson sections whenever Baquet writes his own memoirs.
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He nonetheless helped on the memoirs, and more substantially on four subsequent books by Nixon.
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Perhaps it's understandable that many memoirs are about hard times — struggle, grief, heartbreak, family troubles.
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JM: I went and read a bunch of memoirs of people who lived in the '30s.
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Her coffee table is laden with hilarious memoirs written by some of her comedian gal pals.
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I will keep writing essays and memoirs, and I am also working with fiction right now.
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Here's what we know for sure: Mimi has been emancipated, and we already have her memoirs.
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Her life was the subject of a TV drama, and she has written two popular memoirs.
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IN A police guesthouse somewhere in Israel, a retired naval captain is writing his explosive memoirs.
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For all the talk of "game change" moments in campaign memoirs, these turning points are rare.
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Even as it brings Ms Wiazensky's memoirs to life, the film loses her point of view.
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Such is the case with John Lewis's masterful and award-winning series of graphic memoirs, March.
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It's hard because there are so few memoirs by adoptees, or even by Asian American women.
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Well, frankly, there've been so many cheesy memoirs about that period, the 70s and the 80s.
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In a fine tradition of musical memoirs, though, his own — called "Virgil Thomson" — is a disappointment.
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President George W. Bush's memoirs confirm that war with Iran was a possibility during his administration.
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CRED says the memoirs idea came from a program in El Salvador that began in 2012.
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A colleague working on Cruyff's memoirs knew only two weeks ago that time was running out.
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Many medical memoirs are one-shot deals, offered to the public purely to unburden the author.
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There were Facebook pages, inspirational YouTube videos, and a litany of memoirs about it on Amazon .
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But I also waded into the world of grief memoirs, books about personal tragedy and loss.
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She also directed several documentaries for television and wrote more than a dozen novels and memoirs.
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Some, like Tyler Knight, Asa Akira, Christy Canyon, Annie Sprinkle and Danny Wylde, have written memoirs.
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"Ask Me About My Uterus" is an important addition to a long tradition of pain memoirs.
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McDermott's glorious "Gorilla and the Bird" is one of the best memoirs I've read in years.
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Read: If you like memoirs that revolve around singular experiences, Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic" delivers.
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Instead, I come back with three memoirs and start on A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius.
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There's a subsection called "In Her Words," which features idea-driven books and memoirs by women.
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In an age of cynics, he was, and on the evidence of "Memoirs" remains, an idealist.
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His son's death finally tipped him over the edge to start writing his memoirs, at 87.
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I analyzed numerous legal cases and around 300 prison memoirs for a book about forced confessions.
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That meant mostly sticking to memoirs, studying the structure and voice that other — real — memoirists used.
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To research the school's dark past, Mr. Whitehead read news accounts and memoirs written by survivors.
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His autobiography, "Reflecting on Things Past: The Memoirs of Peter Lord Carrington," was published in 1988.
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It's a quality that sets this book vividly apart from other memoirs that deal with suffering.
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Engraved by E.Scriven and published in The Gallery Of Portraits With Memoirs encyclopedia, United Kingdom, 21882.
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In your 2009 memoirs, you wrote that you were considering a second career as a nurse.
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"It is a valuable resource for leaders of any organization," he later wrote in his memoirs.
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There have been memoirs by her mother, Cissy Houston, and by Mr. Brown and Mr. Davis.
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The memoirs of key decision-makers convey sincere intentions and in some cases, very adroit maneuvering.
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Each man came to personify corporate boldness, reputations they burnished by writing best-selling business memoirs.
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"Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter," Simone de Beauvoir This book was very influential in my life.
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In fact, Allende has published 103 books, including memoirs, stories and fantasy fiction for young adults.
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My favorite book by Brown has long been "On Fire," the first of his two memoirs.
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In war stories, as in memoirs of abuse and genocide, a recitation of facts will suffice.
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Another ambitious Minton project was publication of an 21983 translation of the voluminous memoirs of Casanova.
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Books of The Times Most C.I.A. memoirs are terrible — defensive, jingoistic and worst of all, tedious.
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Modern presidents, including the current one, have received royalties from sales of memoirs and book projects.
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Politicians' memoirs, including those by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, can give insight into their values.
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It's a sensitive, harrowing family drama firmly rooted in reality, based on a pair of memoirs.
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The titles span across genres, ranging from thrilling fiction and powerful memoirs, to historical novels and more.
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He also found inspiration from his friend Thompson and began writing his memoirs on an old typewriter.
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"When this is done (I) want to write a book - my memoirs, more or less," he added.
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Making Amends "There are a variety of addiction memoirs out there," Ms. Khar wrote in an email.
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I've got a handful of memoirs, history, and literary novels I've wanted to take a crack at.
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Decades later, trans figures like Kate Bornstein and Janet Mock gained major media attention for their memoirs.
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There are also lurid accounts of the love affairs of senior party members and their mistresses' memoirs.
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It is one of the most engaging memoirs of any politician on either side of the Atlantic.
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The memoirs, which can be pre-ordered online, are the top selling book on Amazon in France.
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His memoirs dwell mostly on the first part of his life, before the FN was set up.
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Some believed that this is why he included a discussion of her astrologer consultations in his memoirs.
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Agents and publishers speculated that Mr. Obama's memoirs could come in two volumes, one for each term.
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In addition to novels and memoirs, there were books on the military, Iran, camping and the Arctic.
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Spanning beloved children's classics to searing memoirs to classics, the list has a little bit of everything.
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IV - Memoirs Of A Machine Girl, the entity's latest manifestation (and fourth full-length) is streaming below.
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From creepy thrillers and ambitious memoirs to fun fiction and lighthearted novels, this list has it all.
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It's come as quite a surprise how cathartic I am finding the process of writing my memoirs.
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"It would be his way of testing my resolve," President Gerald R. Ford wrote in his memoirs.
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The tone — a physician excited about his specialty — takes a sharp turn from his first two memoirs.
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Others wrote memoirs about life with a meth-addicted father or what it means to be biracial.
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"I read a handful of memoirs to get a sense of what the genre meant," she says.
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Authors like Caleb Daniloff and Charlie Engle have published memoirs detailing their transformations from junkie to jock.
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Read: If you like your memoirs to revolve around singular experiences, Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic" delivers.
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I was glad, then, to find three new memoirs this summer that make labor the main story.
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Instead, ask questions and make sure you've already collected anti-cult evidence like news articles or memoirs.
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Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of groundbreaking memoirs on addiction and mental health, has died of breast cancer complications.
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Over 11 years, Cusk published three memoirs that attracted disproportionate moral outrage from critics (and forum users).
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Political memoirs, debut novels, long-awaited follow-ups: Here's what we're looking forward to reading this year.
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She has stayed up all night reading embargoed memoirs by ex-presidents and novels about boy wizards.
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Memoirs of a Polar Bear , by Yoko Tawada, translated from the German by Susan Bernofsky (New Directions) .
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Before the nineteen-sixties, the books Presidential candidates wrote weren't usually memoirs; they were collections of speeches.
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Turning to my grandfather one afternoon, I asked if he would allow me to record his memoirs.
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He lived quietly with his wife, Bernadette, in a Left Bank apartment, and worked on his memoirs.
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So far, none of those memoirs really compare to what we've been learning during these impeachment hearings.
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Those masterly memoirs are rare: Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" comes to mind.
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Lost Profiles: Memoirs of Cubism, Dada, and Surrealism is now available from online booksellers and City Lights.
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But it also details how those memoirs and their ideological bent informed the nascent field of tabletop wargaming.
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She was, she wrote in her memoirs, a sad child of an alcoholic dad and negligent teen mom.
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"Memoirs of a Geisha" is a historical fiction novel about a geisha living in mid-20th century Japan.
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Lovers of history and writing can marry the two as personal historians, who help customers write their memoirs.
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IN THE latest volume of his memoirs, Ngugi wa Thiong'o advocates a certain revisionism about his native Kenya.
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Penguin Random House won an auction for the rights to publish the memoirs of Barack and Michelle Obama.
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Oral histories and memoirs and plays and documentaries (including one commissioned by Walmart) have appeared in recent years.
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And, of course, who leaves diaries and memoirs is somewhat contingent upon their social class and their literacy.
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Rowan Blanchard and Brie Larson, meanwhile, go in for engrossing memoirs written from a queer and feminist perspective.
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Fisher was open about her battles with substance abuse and mental illness, writing about them in her memoirs.
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Macmillan Holt acquired publishing rights to John's memoirs on Thursday and will release his first book in 2019.
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In 1981, the party formally condemned the revolution, and there was a burst of memoirs, recantations and histories.
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Mendelsohn started publishing entries from census ledgers, turn-of-the-century news clippings, and memoirs shared among relatives.
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She will speak with Frances Rosenfeld, curator of the exhibition "Roz Chast: Cartoon Memoirs," on view through Oct.
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Sellars has lately adopted a documentary style of libretto writing, compiling texts from memoirs, letters, and historical accounts.
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Consider, for example, these two memoirs, which explore the 20-year aftermath of being raped by a stranger.
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Years after the Vietnam War ended, people are still writing memoirs and making movies, still processing what happened.
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The fact that the validity of her memoirs has been disputed does not make them any less inspiring.
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This became a complaint throughout national security circles, as well as publicly in many former senior leader memoirs.
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Even though he's written several quasi memoirs, Mr. Trillin has never been the type to spill his guts.
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English memoirs before 1890 are filled with men who were attracted to other men and who knew it.
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For example, at 22A, the clue is "Like many celebrity memoirs," and we have a seven-letter slot.
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These women wrote novels, they wrote memoirs, they wrote criticism, and they wrote about politics and current events.
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The Europe that Zweig eternalised in his memoirs, "The World of Yesterday: Memories of a European", is gone.
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Reagan wrote in her memoirs that she sometimes became angry with her husband because of his relentless optimism.
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There is an endless library of rock star memoirs out there about sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll.
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He briefly worked on his memoirs while living in squat housing in Chicago and died there in 1946.
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Still traveling at the time, she was unaware that her memoirs were causing a sensation back in Paris.
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Books were everywhere—folktales and memoirs and novels, all covered in laminated plastic, as if in a library.
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In writing "Walk Through Walls," were there any specific memoirs or writers that you looked to for inspiration?
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In the 'Personal Memoirs' there wasn't a word about his struggles with alcohol or his prewar business failures.
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I was late to her book, having my doubts about platitudinous, focus-group-neutered memoirs by political personalities.
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Maybe we're gullible or naïve, but that's why standup personas make such good springboards for memoirs or sitcoms.
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Meanwhile his grandmother Henriette von Schirach, who divorced Baldur in 1950, wrote several memoirs pertaining to the Nazis.
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Although both are memoirs by comic actors, these audiobooks could not be more different in content or delivery.
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They have been featured not in glossy fashion magazines but in self-published memoirs and political smear campaigns.
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But the main difference is that "Moon Fate Sin" is a real piece, whereas "Memoirs" is choppily incoherent.
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MEMOIRS FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE, 1768-1800 By François-René de Chateaubriand Translated by Alex Andriesse 550 pp.
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But in his memoirs Mencken manages the prestidigitation of absorbing readers under his magic cloak of self-absorption.
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Nowhere in George F. Kennan's "Memoirs" does he recount how many times he drunkenly shagged someone named Jennifer.
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Her memoirs, ''The Story of Weight Watchers,'' reads about as current as a cigarette ad featuring smoking babies.
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The book is composed of two discrete, novella-length memoirs that were written more than 30 years apart.
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The Holocaust has yielded powerful memoirs and documentaries; fictionalized Holocaust films are no more than a minor genre.
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" Ms. Cheney is the author of the memoirs "Manic" and "The Dark Side of Innocence: Growing Up Bipolar.
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Both have been at work on memoirs and have spent the past year traveling and speaking to groups.
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These are both memoirs of women who worked in the tech industry in different decades than I did.
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As authors of books, of course, we have more latitude to talk about ourselves, and memoirs require it.
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In one excerpt, from the memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant, Samet finds him marching toward an enemy camp.
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Now (Age 57): Yeoh starred in Oscar-winning movies "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "Memoirs of a Geisha."
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Both "Swann's Way" and James's memoirs present the same small boy of uncanny maturity and scrupulously nuanced observation.
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Memoirs steeped in politics and current affairs are suddenly humanised when their author is telling their own story.
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Their music spans genres and generations, but six iconic performers strike a similar chord in their new memoirs.
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I tend to avoid memoirs and diaries ever since they became a mere vehicle for grievances and banalities.
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I tend to avoid memoirs and diaries ever since they became a mere vehicle for grievances and banalities.
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In the meantime, here are other memoirs about complicated family dynamics that you might want to pick up.
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To leave something for his family he wrote his memoirs in six months, and died a week later.
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Beginning in the mid-1980s, she wrote poignant memoirs that described a life complicated by loneliness and loss.
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"[The doctor] introduced young men to me, one was an extraordinarily handsome German," she recounted in her memoirs.
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Books News In the year and a half since Barack Obama left office, dozens of books have been written about his administration, including memoirs by his official photographer, stenographer, speechwriter, communications director, his foreign policy advisers and his director of national intelligence, not to mention the Obamas' own forthcoming memoirs.
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Since graduating from Georgetown Preparatory, Judge went on to write several memoirs, including Wasted: Tales of a Genx Drunk.
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She edited Kitty Kelley's gossipy biography "Nancy Reagan" (1991) and two memoirs by the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg.
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We've rounded up the most compelling reads, from memoirs by Instapoets to a magical realism version of the apocalypse.
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I am obsessed with memoirs and mysteries and am currently making my way through all of Lisa Gardner's mysteries.
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That opened up movies and TV for him, including Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986), Q&A (1990) and Nixon (1995).
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"I think it will be one of the great music memoirs," she told the Wall Street Journal in March.
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Other contestants included a retired gynaecologist and gas technician, both 81 years old, and two authors of Holocaust memoirs.
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His life story was made into a television movie, and his memoirs are a staple on home-school curriculums.
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Memoirs, on the other hand, are not really about what happened, but rather about the meaning of what happened.
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" In Newsweek, Lisa Schwarzbaum called it "a highly marketable addition to the lucrative business of healing-and-recovery memoirs.
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How did you prevent yourself from falling into the tropes of gay memoirs: coming out, getting bullied, and AIDS?
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A talented journalist who also holds a Ph.D. in history, Zeitz draws creatively on memoirs and White House documents.
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Kissinger himself recognized how shaky the arrangement was and, in his memoirs, recommended against any attempt to repeat it.
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Memoirs of that fractious, febrile ecosystem erupt every year or so (Patti Smith's "Just Kids" being a notable example).
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Other memoirs by Olivia Newton-John and "This is Life" star Chrissy Metz round out your reading list. 16.
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Wright's biography replaces the saintly, often fictive Lillian Hellman of her memoirs with a flawed, real-life Lillian Hellman.
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She worked directly with President Johnson in his last year in office and later assisted him with his memoirs.
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With very few exceptions—Barack Obama's two memoirs, Al Franken's recent Giant of the Senate—these books are awful.
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They rarely form an actual part of one's legacy, the way Obama's memoirs partly define him as a writer.
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The violence renders I, Who Did Not Die one of the most jarring and scary memoirs in recent years.
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One of the most important trials in the history of obscenity and censorship in the US was Memoirs v.
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The subject was inspired by Marguerite Yourcenar's novel "Memoirs of Hadrian," which Mr. Wainwright read some 20 years ago.
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Many memoirs have at their heart a trauma that must be approached obliquely and transformed into a turning point.
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As he later wrote in his memoirs, Churchill believed de Gaulle was "l'homme du destin" — the man of destiny.
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"Brighton Beach Memoirs" is available for rental or purchase via Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play and YouTube.
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In this account, partly based on Fourcade's own memoirs, Pétain's agents often come off as Inspector Clouseau–ishly inept.
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One volume of her memoirs was about a man she loved deeply, who forsook her to marry another woman.
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It is this raw covenant that gives memoirs an ability to shock in a way fiction hardly ever can.
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You should read this excerpt from "My Family and Other Animals," one of his youth memoirs, about snail romance.
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After a decade leading Smith, she wrote three acclaimed memoirs, among other books, and championed feminist causes and ideas.
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Five novels produced in this period — including his masterpiece, "The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas" (1881) — cemented his reputation.
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The first is Eve Babitz, whose memoirs "Eve's Hollywood" and "Slow Days, Fast Company" I could hardly admire more.
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And memoirs like Solnit's give readers the rare, strange pleasure of looking through a window into another person's mind.
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"Minor Characters" is, in its quiet but deliberate way, among the great American literary memoirs of the past century.
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"President Reagan was deeply affected by the strength and vehemence of Kohl's views," Mr. Shultz wrote in his memoirs.
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The Graphix library includes "Bone" by Jeff Smith, "Dog Man" by Dav Pilkey and the memoirs of Raina Telegemeier.
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The book is one of the rare celebrity memoirs that allows the reader to empathize deeply with the star.
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I devoured others' stories, watching movies about alcoholics, reading memoirs, lurking in sub-Reddits for people struggling to quit.
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Mr. Magee also wrote and edited 23 books, including memoirs, social commentary, a volume of poetry and a novel.
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This December, you&aposll find 10 great reads, from exhilarating spy novels and epic historical stories to raw memoirs.
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By contrast, the main complaint Wurtzel received for her memoirs was that they focused too much on, well, herself.
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He caught 87 passes in all and scored just three touchdowns, hardly the stuff that makes for attractive memoirs.
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"The chandeliers, the crystal, the windows—everything glittered with a New Year's glow," Yeltsin recalled later, in his memoirs.
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"Memoirs of Hecate County," Wilson's sexually explicit novel, published in 1946, sold nothing like Nabokov's "Lolita" did in 1958.
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Mazzini is introduced in prison awaiting his date with the hangman and finishing his memoirs, a litany of crime.
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It helps feed my deep well of Obama nostalgia as I eagerly await the former president's memoirs next year.
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Honesty. Their music spans genres and generations, but six iconic performers strike a similar chord in their new memoirs.
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The charm of the memoirs—the first book in particular—is helped, too, by their evocation of New York.
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Earlier this year, the Library of America published a volume of McCullers's short stories, plays, essays, memoirs and poems.
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He drew on his escapades in critically acclaimed memoirs and autobiographical novels, developing a cult following, especially in Britain.
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At their best, memoirs burn through the "me" of the genre, and into the universal of the human experience.
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Memoirs are so often powerful for how they evoke a time and place, the way they vividly recall scenes.
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One day, the Japanese family chef, Kenji Fujimoto, recounted in his memoirs, the future leader made an unusual remark.
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There's evidence Prince's death was not unexpected, because we've learned the superstar started writing his memoirs just a month ago.
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"Memoirs of a traveling dress," Duff captioned a triptych picture of herself and two gal pals donning the colorful maxi.
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Rzhevskaya's " Memoirs of a Wartime Interpreter " (Greenhill Books), out now for the first time in English, tells their detective story.
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From passionate memoirs about family to heartbreaking tales about heritage, a plethora of books focus on untraditional stories of motherhood.
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Mr. Rohrer and Mr. Sharp each mentioned "dys4ia," a 2012 web browser game, as a landmark among video game memoirs.
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Now I can also surf the Internet, online shop, write memoirs for my son and make bad jokes on Facebook.
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Essentially, everything seen in the movie Beautiful Boy — including the more gruesome aspects — was first recounted in the Sheffs' memoirs.
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In most administrations, senior White House aides save the most embarrassing stories about the presidents they served for their memoirs.
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She's previously worked on the Oscar-winning film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Tomorrow Never Dies and Memoirs of a Geisha.
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You can see it in the explosion of personal essays, confessional memoirs, and more recently hashtags -- #talkingaboutit, #endthestigma, #keeptalkingMH, etc.
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Two books would be memoirs, and the third would be a book co-authored with Biden's wife, Dr. Jill Biden.
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We hope you enjoy them and will kick things off with Six-Word Memoirs from our cast and creative team.
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A fascinating set piece in his memoirs describes Union soldiers putting up telegraph poles and wires immediately upon making camp.
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This first volume of his memoirs covers the next four years, when he lived first in Frankfurt, then in Vermont.
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Each of the novels, memoirs, and essay collections will draw you in with quality writing and even more compelling stories.
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When George W. Bush wrote his memoirs, "Decision Points" in 85033, he discussed the bond between Clinton and his father.
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The pregnancy memoirs The Motherhood Affidavits, Things That Helped, and And Now We Have Everything all came out this year.
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"You often see generals speak out once they have retired — writing their memoirs or publishing opinion pieces," the expert added.
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Listen to IV - Memoirs Of A Machine Girl below, and purchase it from Throne Records via the label's Bandcamp page.
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Nazi generals, writing self-serving memoirs after the war, blamed Hitler's having "politicized" their own beloved army for their complicity.
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Another influence was John Cleland's "Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure," which I found on my father's bookshelves.
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He and his wife are each writing highly anticipated memoirs, for which they were reportedly paid more than $60 million.
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The recent rediscovery and reissue of her books — her memoirs are especially resonant — has been a deep pleasure to witness.
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Two other memoirs evoke their authors' childhoods — each marked by the death of a parent — with emotional and sensory precision.
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Mr Macron, who keeps a copy of Charles de Gaulle's memoirs on his desk, is eager to occupy the space.
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TRICIA JOYNT GOODMANROCHESTER Dear Tricia, Innumerable how-tos, biographies, memoirs and volumes of criticism offer tantalizing glimpses into artists' minds.
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Maybe the memoirs in this blossoming genre teach us that trans experience is a more vivid version of something universal.
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His memoirs, published in 1974, sold 57,000 copies at a time when New Zealand's population was just below three million.
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But three new memoirs dealing with bodies — often exuberantly so — would appear to have little use for the trauma narrative.
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"Our program caught on because it was original and it answered a real journalistic need," MacNeil wrote in his memoirs.
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A mother of two, she has written memoirs about her experiences, donating some of the proceeds to the victims' families.
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Alongside the scholarly works and memoirs on Bao's shelves were tawdrier titles, many of them simply compilations of online gossip.
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Aside from his regular essays in the magazine, Gopnik has also produced eight books, among them a number of memoirs.
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The memoirs written by soldiers in the 20th Infantry Regiment give a clear picture of how pitiful the situation was.
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Most of Guy Delisle's longer graphic novels to date, like "Pyongyang" and "Burma Chronicles," have been memoirs of his travels.
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While incarcerated in the United States, Mr. Noriega wrote "America's Prisoner: The Memoirs of Manuel Noriega" (1997, with Peter Eisner).
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James's memoirs remind us that sophistication of style and sincerity of purpose are still the best of literary brothers. ♦
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Artists, like Patti Smith, who've been reading their memoirs aloud for audiences for decades, are truly meant for this medium.
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The "cops had become almost invisible," Luc Sante writes, in one of twenty-three memoirs in the Guggenheim show's catalogue.
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Michelle Obama's book, "Becoming," was the best-selling book of 2018 and one of the most popular political memoirs ever.
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He even had his life story played out in a TV series in 2018, which was based on his memoirs.
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She later assisted him in the composition of the "Dance" books, and wrote many books herself, including biographies and memoirs.
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The Texas Department of Criminal justice, for instance, bans 10,000 titles, including "Memoirs of a Geisha" and "The Color Purple."
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"How often I lingered before the picture," Klumpke recalled toward the end of her life, in Memoirs of an Artist (1940).
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Why do so many addiction memoirs end the same way, when statistically speaking, most addicts don't maintain 123 percent lifelong abstinence?
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Jones also brags about protesting against Elie Wiesel, who wrote one of the most renowned memoirs of surviving the Holocaust, Night.
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Over 20 years after the publication of their memoirs, it turns out that it's impossible to escape a famous mommie dearest.
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Unfortunately, there are some memoirs and essay collections by minority writers that exploit and tokenize and lean into the white gaze.
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Amid shelves of soft and self-consciously therapeutic illness memoirs, this quality makes "The Iceberg," her first book, very likable indeed.
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On Broadway, Margulies – a New York native – appeared in Comedians, Brighton Beach Memoirs and Angels In America, to name a few.
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Although the rights were sold jointly the memoirs of the former president and first lady will be published as separate books.
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In her memoirs, published long after she was exiled from court, Sarah derided the Queen's character and painted herself a victim.
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The effect of the best medical memoirs, like those of Sacks, is to make idiosyncratic cases seem emblematic of wider maladies.
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This gives him access to a range of archives and memoirs beyond the reach and nuanced comprehension of most other scholars.
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The FBI's deputy directors rarely write memoirs; the career special agents who rise to that post tend to prefer their anonymity.
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These new releases, ranging from fast-paced memoirs to light-hearted romantic comedies, demonstrate the enormous range of the LGBTQ+ experience.
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The Obamas are penning memoirs, landing a deal with Penguin Random House that could yield them tens of millions of dollars.
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Natural Wonders When you are ready to dip back into real life, two meditative memoirs offer rich forms of literary escapism.
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She has written three memoirs about her experiences: Wishful Drinking, Shockaholic, and The Princess Diarist, the last released just this year.
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Some were new editions of ancient texts, but for the most part, they were modern memoirs and fashionable manuals of mindfulness.
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Obama has been on vacation, delivering speeches, and he and former first lady Michelle Obama are also working on respective memoirs.
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Lucy Knisley's books are memoirs of a happy life: airy, chatty communiqués about her experiences with travel and cooking and family.
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Beside my chair were collections of letters and memoirs written by intrepid female journalists, intellectuals and novelists, all British or European.
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In your memoirs, "My Voice," you write a little bit about the deadly East Coast/West Coast feud of the '90s.
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Among presidential memoirs, only the one by Ulysses S. Grant, published in 1885, is considered by many historians to be timeless.
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" The least revealing tale may involve working on Bill Clinton's memoirs: "I never encountered a mind that grasped things more rapidly. . . .
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You do wonder whether either of them will write about this date in their memoirs, maybe just to correct the record.
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However, his memoirs, which will be published in full next week, will reveal how he feels about the British political crisis.
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They read "Helter Skelter," the 1974 book co-written by Mr. Manson's prosecutor, and tore through memoirs by former cult members.
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Duncan, the former CEO of Chicago Public Schools, was part of the audience listening to the men read from their memoirs.
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Newspapers and magazines are full of reassessments of the Wiedervereinigung (reunification); westerners are lapping up memoirs and polemics by eastern authors.
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Even after the war ended, according to his memoirs, Davis remained a staunch apologist for slavery and espoused white supremacist views.
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Mr. Zhao's secretly recorded memoirs of his time in power were already published in 2009 (although they remain banned in China).
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Crown is also publishing memoirs by President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, which will almost certainly be global best-sellers.
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His life has been widely examined — by himself in three memoirs, and in the last few years by many other people.
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We need fewer memoirs and more tough talk about the actions we can take before depression ruins or takes more lives.
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"Memoirs of a Polar Bear" is, after all, an immigrant novel and a stirring defense of the human right to migration.
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Memoirs about motherhood are exceedingly common, but "Women's Work" dares to explore the labor arrangements that often make such books possible.
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It's to both authors' credit that these memoirs sound just like Betty Ford herself: as American as a suburban shopping mall.
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Trump's own interviews, memoirs, news conferences and Twitter feed evince a pattern of sexual degradation, objectification and assault stretching back decades.
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On its face, the two memoirs share certain similarities, following the narrators from a difficult childhood to an Ivy League school.
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My fiancé and I plop onto our couch, which has three wooden legs and one made of memoirs we didn't like.
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"Millions of people are trying to write their own memoirs and most of them don't finish the job," Mr. Bruining said.
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In his 2016 memoirs, "Enhanced Interrogation," Dr. Mitchell called the man "The Preacher," for another scenario he used to scare captives.
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There is, somehow, a healthy category of boxing memoirs — men exploring their relationship to their manhood by getting in the ring.
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The memoirs of Dan Peres and other ex-employees of the magazine company reveal mess behind the gloss of the aughts.
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Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey's "She Said," new memoirs from Demi Moore and Edward Snowden, "Super Tuesday" for publishing and more.
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It's a popular lens to use on the tech industry these days, including a new wave of memoirs from tech employees.
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Shimon Peres, the former Israeli president and prime minister who died last year, hinted at the plan's existence in his memoirs.
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Nixon asked him to be his principal collaborator on his memoirs, but Mr. Price said he was too "exhausted" to accept.
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The Obamas are splitting their time chilling and writing memoirs ... for which they're getting paid a total of around $65 million.
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