The phrase "a memoir will be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the future publication or creation of a memoir.
Example: "A memoir will be released next year, detailing the author's experiences during the war."
Alternatives: "a memoir is set to be" or "a memoir is going to be".
True to Michael's word, in the coming months, Dying: A Memoir will be published all around the world.
We welcome them on to the Faber list, where their no-doubt eclectic, inspired and colourful vision for a "memoir" will be published in late 2015.
Writing a memoir will be a new and intimate artistic journey for me, and I hope to bring to it the same honesty I have always sought to bring to my work as an actor".
"This brave, generous, honest and totally compelling memoir will be a cultural event like no other, as important politically as it will be to the history of literature".
In a news release late Monday, issued after The New York Times reported the publisher's change of plans, HarperCollins said that Mr. Cuomo's memoir "will be a full and frank look at his public and private life".
I can't help but think the modern reader of my mother's impending memoir will be a little appalled by the casual adultery, the recreational alcoholism, but also just a little bit intrigued; it's like reading about a foreign country, or Margaret Mead's Samoans.
For any mother or daughter who's longed for the perfect relationship, yet seen it dangling tantalizingly out of reach, Spiegelman's perceptive and poetic family memoir will be a salve.
Mark Twain's tell-all memoir will be published exactly a century after the author's death.
There are rumours that Bayley's memoir will be made into a biopic starring Judi Dench.
If that's not enough Moz memorabilia for you, then Autobiography, the singer's much-discussed memoir, will be released in a hardback version on 5 December, seven weeks after the paperback was published.
The Cy Young Award, the trade, the contract, the clinic — it is enough to fill another volume, and indeed, his memoir will be rereleased soon, with a new epilogue.
