Sentence examples for different memoir from inspiring English sources

By coincidence, a similar (but quite different) memoir was recently published in Germany, by Walter Kohl, the son of Helmut.

In a different memoir, "Another Insane Devotion: On the Love of Cats and Persons" (DaCapo Lifelong, 304 pp., $24), Peter Trachtenberg tried to figure out what motivated the various women and cats in his life (particularly his cats Bitey and Biscuit), and failed entertainingly at both endeavors.

— Sasha Frere-Jones Since I am working on a book in the first person (notice how I can't bear to say the "m word"), I am rereading lots of different memoirs this summer.

Is it very different writing memoir and fiction?

Many different aides memoir or treatment prompts were observed to be used by patients in this study.

The memorializing of the mundane is part of the flattening of foreground-background contrast that makes diaries different from memoirs and other forms of historical narrative.

It's not too different from memoirs about kids who learned to snort coke riding in the back of their Mickey Mouse Club tour bus.

In 1993, two years before his death, he published "A Different Person," a memoir of his youth.

Well, my wife's younger sister, Louise Wener, was a rock star in her day, the singer with the Britpop band Sleeper, and her new memoir, Different for Girls: My True-life Adventures in Pop, is riding high at the moment.

And Nick Hornby speculates about "how different" his footballing memoir Fever Pitch would be if he were to write it today, "except, of course, I couldn't write it now, I'm too old … I'm too old to care about these things as much as I did then.

Frank Langella's "Dropped Names" is a different kind of memoir.