#memoir

#memoir

Jamie Hood follows up her debut, How to Be a Good Girl, with Trauma Plot, a hybrid of memoir and criticism that deftly excavates how we talk about trauma.

"Grandma Carol, are you famous?" This question from my seven-year-old grandchild prompted me to tell my story and reflect on my long career in politics.

I actually like cupcakes much more than ice cream, but I feel that ice cream is healthier for you, because it has milk in it.

William Roger Reaves, a former pilot and drug smuggler, boasts a career of transporting 20 tons of drugs for the Medellin Cartel and meeting Pablo Escobar.

Bechdel's gamble with Fun Home paid off, transforming her career and establishing a new standard for graphic novels by intertwining complex themes with memoir.

"Even after Fraser left, she found that she couldn't shake thoughts of the violence. She was captivated by the sheer number of serial killers running amok in the Pacific Northwest in the 1970s and '80s."

The reality is that many aspiring authors overestimate their chances of financial success from book sales, often minimizing the hard work and dedication required to publish.

Miriam O'Callaghan's upcoming memoirs detail the challenges she faced in what she refers to as "the worst year of my life," providing personal insights into her life and work.

Dr. Holohan shared a photo of the pair walking in Dun Laoghaire, with the caption: "One week to go to our big day. I'm so happy that Ciara and I will spend the rest of our lives together."

His boyish tipsy charm was intoxicating, he carried confidence with ease, and his blue eyes sparkled, perhaps this is what people meant when they said star quality.

Luke Rowe, a Welsh professional cyclist, has played a crucial role in the dominance of Team Sky and its successors, capturing numerous victories in prestigious races.

Hilaria Baldwin has recently released a memoir to defend against her label as a grifter, attributing her Spanish identity controversy to her ADHD diagnosis.

Craig Thompson's new book is an intricate blend of memoir, graphic novel, and social commentary, set against the backdrop of ginseng farming in 1980s Wisconsin.

Switch the buttons on [the machines], so it doesn't go off like the Fourth of July. I'm not an airport person, but I don't seem to have too many problems.

In his own words, Dave may "never have the critical acclaim of, say, Marcel Proust. But was Marcel Proust ever on Carson? Did he ever steal a hotel sign for Oprah?"