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This is the first memoir that Oates/Smith has written, and it is quite different from the tight, edited, confident style of her fiction.

He was speaking of "The Fat Lady Sang," his unpublished second memoir that Mr. Baitz is melding with material from Mr. Evans's previous book, "The Kid Stays in the Picture," published in 1994, to create a story that Mr. Evans hopes will be inspirational — at least for those who may be inspired by the tale of a movie producer's ferocious tenacity.

Score another Venter breakthrough: this is the first science memoir that should have been serialized in Men's Journal.

In retrospect that book looks like a dry run for the candid, poignant, hilarious second-fiddle memoir that has finally emerged.

Suskind's book is O'Neill's reply to this indignity a third-person memoir that bristles with resentment at his treatment.

It's an obvious first-person memoir, that should expand on his Sports Illustrated story.

They write in the first person as a memoir that explores their own dietary experiences and personal feelings.

"She wouldn't have to do that," says Tina Fey, who puts her own psyche on display with "30 Rock," recently wrote a memoir that covers her first gynecological exam and announced her second pregnancy on "Oprah".

It spawned a line of unholier-than thou first-person memoirs that has culminated in the memoirs of abjection with which we are surrounded today.

Humor is not the first thing one expects from a memoir that occupies itself with burial rites, but this lively chronicle of a Maoist-era family and its contraband coffin inspires as many laughs as it does tears.

Readers of the first memoir may recall that virtually the only scene featuring Millet's own orgasm — one "of the purest quality" — had her alone in the company of a multispeed dildo.