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Must-Read Jewish Memoirs
Storytelling has always been at the heart of the Jewish experience. For generations, sharing personal histories and family legacies has ... The post Must-Read Jewish Memoirs appear...
Digital Mementoes
Nine Notes on the End of the Story Continue reading on Medium »
The Object as Witness: How Ordinary Things Became My Memoir
The object is never the subject. The object is the lens. By Marvin Garbeh Davis, Sr. I did not set out to write a memoir. I set out to write about my stomach. Specifically, the com...
The Maple Staple Spotlights Stories of Memory, Identity, Healing, and Personal Change
The Maple Staple Bookstore welcomes five biographical and reflective works to its Spotlight Shelf, each offering a different way of looking at the experiences that shape a life. Wi...
Biography, Memoir, Memorial: Writing My Father and Myself
By Sarah Curtis In the spring of last year, I mailed my father a copy of my manuscript before my publisher sent it to press. Since it was about him, I thought he deserved the final...
7 Memoirs by Latine and Hispanic Authors
We’re listening to memoirs written by Latine and Hispanic authors. The post 7 Memoirs by Latine and Hispanic Authors appeared first on Penguin Random House Audio.
Can You Write a Memoir in the Third Person?
In Brian Dillon’s bewitching new book, “Ambivalence: An Education,” the author’s younger self is depicted as an inscrutable, fumbling figure named B.
No more PДЃkehДЃ memoirs
An author on attempting something new: a book on the metaphysics of the PДЃkehДЃ people. The post No more PДЃkehДЃ memoirs appeared first on Newsroom.
Memories From Another Time
i recall the halls, but i cannot walk them...
Remembering others through words: Howie Severino launches first book of essays
“When I was 19, I went to see Ninoy Aquino in his modest office in exile…” So begins journalist Howie Severino’s first book of essays that features profiles of heroes and newsmaker...
Write Your Own: A Reverse Obituary
Before My Last WordsContinue reading on NEW LITERARY SOCIETY »
Guadalupe Rosales' memoir is a family album, a house party and an altar
With "East of the River: A Memoir of Los Angeles Girlhood," Rosales has written a coming-of-age story fit for the big screen.
“Silver Spoon Diaries” Gives Generations of Family Stories a Home on the Shelf
Charles King Markline Sr. was the oldest grandchild in his family by ten years. He knew relatives his siblings and cousins never met, and when his own grandchildren asked: “Papa, t...
Fun, or Something Like It: Caring Gently About Our Memoirs
by Danya Kaufmann I spent a couple weeks in Dharamshala one summer, up in the lush green mountains of Northern India. The village was enveloped by a magical mist, and I was in heav...
Two Generations, One Shared Experience: On Incarceration, Redemption, and Family Love
The following essay was co-written by Dr. Tonesa Welch and her son, H. Corey Mills, and told from the perspective of Corey. * Writing a memoir isn’t for the faint of heart. Doubly...
Music Room
Some memories are connected to particular things, and at times, music!Continue reading on Medium »
Uncovering the Shadows of Childhood Trauma: A Journey of Survival and Resilience
Palmetto Publishing presents a powerful autobiography detailing a journey from childhood trauma to becoming a Secret Service Special Agent, highlighting resilience and the impact o...
You Cannot Cold Email Your Way into Being Known
By Maria Meitern I never thought I would write a memoir. But my head was overcrowded with too many thoughts, places and former versions of myself still walking around in there, ref...
Jason Arday’s memoir tells his story after Cambridge professor’s death
The late sociologist’s memoir, “Great and Unfortunate Things,” chronicles his journey from a nonverbal, illiterate child to Cambridge University’s youngest
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