Sentence examples for fine memoir from inspiring English sources

Ray Hudson offers personal and enriching insight into Aleut culture in this fine memoir.

An unintended consequence of Judith Jones's fine memoir is a wistful longing for the glory days of American publishing.

As this fine memoir closes, Dubus is concerned with a fundamental question: Can he care for a father who did not really take care of him?

As Jan would later recount in his fine memoir, "The Bullet Meant for Me," as soon as he got into the cab, he thought, "This doesn't look right".

(He is the author of "The Same River Twice," an exceptionally fine memoir, as well as a novel and two short-story collections).

That won't surprise readers of Steinke's own fine memoir, "Easter Everywhere," who know that when she was growing up in Roanoke, Va., in the 1970s, she was attracted to all kinds of trouble.

Although in recent years she has had more attention for her two very fine memoirs, This Is Not About Me and All Made Up, which both foregrounded the fabricated nature of memory, it was as a fiction writer that she first came to attention.

The year's finest memoir, the fond and funny Do It For Your Mum (Rough Trade Books, £15), is in a class of its own.

His fellow writer Pat McCabe described the latter book as "probably the finest memoir … written in Ireland in the last 50 years", while Roddy Doyle once called Healy "Ireland's finest living novelist".

She is, after all, a woman who hasn't just published some of the finest novels of the 20th century and written some of the finest memoirs of it.

Just Kids, which tells the story of her relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, won the United States' National book award for non-fiction and has been hailed as one of rock music's finest memoirs.