Sentence examples for fire memoir from inspiring English sources

His most recent book is Stealing Fire: Memoir of a Boyhood in the Shadow of Atomic Espionage.

I experienced this in writing my book Stealing Fire: Memoir of a Boyhood in the Shadow of Atomic Espionage.

His dynamic role in ending the civil unrest is chronicled in his new autobiography "Twice Tested by Fire: A Memoir of Faith and Service".

Because of Ambrose's reputation, Weiss had sent him a manuscript of his memoir Fire Mission! to help him get it published.

In Fire Woman, a memoir blazing as much with 80s pop music as fires, Reynolds recounts her five years in the service (after which she went to the Amazon jungle with a former legionnaire).

The author of "Fighting Fire," an acclaimed memoir of her stint as a San Francisco firefighter, she is at her best describing the sheer physical sensation of being on the island.

By coincidence, so has one of my Times Op-Ed columnist colleagues, Charles Blow, who is African-American and the author of a powerful memoir, "Fire Shut Up in My Bones". I grew up in a solid middle-class household; Charles was primarily raised by a single mom who initially worked plucking poultry in a factory, and also, for a while, by a grandma in a house with no plumbing.

"One thing thing the gay rights movement taught the world is the importance of being visible," New York Times Op-Ed columnist Charles Blow said, discussing his riveting and frank new memoir, Fire Put Up in My Bones, in which, among many other things, he reveals that he bisexual.

I'm thankful that I wasn't fired when my memoir was published.

But he can't easily rekindle that generational fire while dragging this memoir through the mud.

She wrote her own book in 1995, "Unfriendly Fire: A Mother's Memoir," expanding on her doubts.