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"But then I couldn't do a memoir.

A wicked hint of what he might do with Hollywood material appeared in Vanity Fair two years ago as an account of Mr. Stadiem's trying to do a memoir for the producer and former studio head Jon Peters.

Mr. Dungy's barrier-breaking victory in the 2007 Super Bowl altered that plan, as religious and secular publishers alike approached him to do a memoir, and dozens of experienced sportswriters offered themselves as collaborators.

Then I decided I was going to do a memoir about a certain very small period of my life, and because that experience happened to me in Spanish, I decided that I'd better start writing in Spanish, to capture it better.

He is joined by Liz Diamond, a special needs teacher from Buckinghamshire with Purple Will Do, a memoir based on her childhood and teenage years, and John Smart, a teacher, who submitted a biography, Tarantula's Web: John Hayward, TS Eliot and Their Circle.

Being a book lover was one reason that Ms. Standard wrote the book "Bookworms: Great Writers and Readers Celebrate Reading," along with Laura Furman Carrolll & Graf Publishers, and it also inspired her recently to do a memoir-writing workshop at Hiram Halle Memorial Library in Pound Ridge, her hometown. Ms. Standard wanted to attract writers of all abilities.

Jones has a sense of humour about changing her mind about doing a memoir.

"What applies to politicians applies to everyone doing a memoir," says Simon & Schuster's Priscilla Painton.

Does a memoir of diplomacy have to be quite so diplomatic?

But first, he says, there is more work to be done: a memoir to write, a 95th birthday to share with his brother and more fund-raising.

Four years ago I reviewed Lucette Lagnado's book "The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit" and called it, as her publisher did, a memoir.