Corinne Day's personal photographs have a Nan Goldin-ish air of intimate group autobiography.
Her show is an intimate musical autobiography whose songs, sandwiched between anecdotes, reprise and parallel her career during the so-called golden age of the Broadway musical.
Her show, which plays a limited engagement (it is bound to have other lives), is an intimate musical autobiography whose songs, sandwiched between anecdotes, reprise and parallel her career during the so-called golden age of the Broadway musical.
Her show, ending a limited engagement (it is bound to have other lives), is an intimate musical autobiography whose songs, sandwiched between anecdotes, reprise and parallel her career during the so-called golden age of the Broadway musical.
Susanna Kaysen, an author who helped create a vogue for publishing intimate, confessional autobiographies, is once again testing cultural taboos, this time by chronicling her quest for relief from vaginal pain.
Mabel Dodge's four-volume autobiography, "Intimate Memories," begun in 1924 (after her fourth marriage, when she became Mabel Dodge Luhan), gives us a rare glimpse of Stein at her desk during the long visit she and Toklas made to the Villa Curonia in 1912.
"A charming, intimate, and modest autobiography of the childhood and schooling of a great historian of China...
Eloquently summed up by Joyce Carol Oates in the New York Times in January as "a subspecies of literature combining criticism and biography with the intimate tone of an autobiography", the bibliomemoir is the hottest new genre in town, and the most flexible to boot.
(According to his autobiography, he had intimate knowledge of 65 fellow boarders at Charterhouse).
It is lovely as far as it goes, but with Keith Richards having recently produced an intimate self-portrait in his own autobiography, you feel it could have gone a lot further.
