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Memoir is flat out interesting, on the one hand, and at another level it can be a tangible, artistic reckoning with this most basic question, the question of how we are to live, a reckoning and a sort of comfort.
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Ben Yagoda traces the evolution of a genre in Memoir, a History (Riverhead, $16), along the way offering "a nimble and nuanced discussion of the nettlesome issue of truth and fiction," according to Jonathan Yardley.
Memories of war-torn childhoods Nora Krug 2010
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Memoir is the fiction that dare not speak its name. strunk&white says:
Are the dreaded celebrity memoirs actually good for publishing? 2009
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Memoir is title "Lies and Lost Lives of a Liver-gut draft dodger"
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Ben Yagoda traces the evolution of a genre in Memoir, a History (Riverhead, $16), along the way offering "a nimble and nuanced discussion of the nettlesome issue of truth and fiction," according to Jonathan Yardley.
Memories of war-torn childhoods Nora Krug 2010
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Memoir is the voice of our common humanity, even in the most uncommon lives.
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Memoir is great but I prefer a good biography any day.
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Breathing for a Living: A Memoir, is the very personal story of a young woman's life with cystic fibrosis.
Medpundit 2004
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Breathing for a Living: A Memoir, is the very personal story of a young woman's life with cystic fibrosis.
Archive 2004-01-01 2004
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But A Primate's Memoir is such a book, and Robert M. Sapolsky is such a writer.
A Primate's Memoir: Summary and book reviews of A Primate's Memoir by Robert Sapolsky. 2001
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