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The author, who entranced readers with her candor in Blackout (2015), a memoir of her years of alcoholism, brings the same unsparing honesty to her search for true love. She explai...
In her debut memoir, Russ interweaves memories of her childhood with an account of her relationship with her partner of 13 years. Brian, who was initially just a friend, had everyt...
“What [Emma] said really resonated with me. I could not die before David; I needed to take care of him. But I also needed to take care of myself.”
Scott and her family lived in various places in Canada and England. She and her younger sister spent much of their time with nannies and babysitters, since their parents were often...
Romeo meets Juliet. It’s love at first sight. The 17-year-old emo falls for the 13-year-old manic pixie dream girl. They dance, they monologue, there are … Continue reading →
A Manhattan senior with a Columbia plan is dragged to her aunt's Connecticut town for a season of festivals, and the boy she forgot at fourteen is pouring her coffee. Cosy, funny a...
When she started her new novel, Julie Orringer didn’t know that it would mirror the taxing medical challenges faced by her husband.
In the opening author’s note, Guralnick quotes novelist Lee Smith: “I have always felt that I can tell the truth better in fiction than nonfiction.” This hints that his 11 stories...
Romance author Regina Black writes today’s “Spice Diary.”
Of the emotional and imaginative harmony that zips them together as a singular creation. In All the Waking Hours, a possible nod to Michael Cunningham’s enduringly beautiful novel...
Title: Invisible Wounds: An Inside Story Author: Alexis Faere Genre: Memoir Invisible Wounds: An Inside Story by Alexis Faere is a harrowing memoir detailing the traumatic even...
A bad breakup had made me afraid I would be mired in anger for ever. But on that family hike, in our fear and horror as we awaited the air ambulance, my old hurts took on a differe...
Melissa King takes us back to her baby gay days in San Francisco. The post Read an Exclusive Excerpt From Melissa King’s New Memoir ‘The Girl Who Became King’ appeared first on Aut...
Helene Weaver is a familiar figure in fiction (and memoirs): the larger-than-life, charismatic, mercurial, possibly mentally ill mother. Her daughter Gerry’s completely absent fath...
The author, along with stars Maia Reficcio and Fernando Lindez, on the personal meaning behind the bestseller, honoring Mallorca and exploring romance through the lens of limited t...
A woman wakes in hospital six years older than she remembers and married to the boarding-school rival who made her miserable. A clever amnesia romance with a sharp rivalry backstor...
Excerpt from author Atima Mankotia's latest book
Do you remember the girl who was curious and excitable before she learned what was sensible? Do you recall the woman who had dreams before she became responsible for everyone else’...
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“A different kind of political memoir: a candid, deeply personal account of power, politics, and globalization from an unlikely insider—a five-foot-one journalist turned Deputy Pri...
Ekin Oklap is perhaps best known for her award-nominated translations, particularly of Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk. But her debut novel, First Summer, showcases her own remarkable t...
A spoiler-free review of Strangers by Belle Burden: a divorce memoir with a lawyer's precision about prenups and custody, and an unusually sharp ear for how a community narrates a...
One doctor advised, “Do not listen to the voices!” Yet I yearned for them—the dreams, the poetic signs, the strange illuminations where the streets shed their names, memories felt...
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