Sentence examples for life writings from inspiring English sources

Friedan's other books include It Changed My Life: Writings on the Women's Movement, and recently The Fountain of Age.

Of Brewster's numerous published works, his Treatise on Optics (1831) and Memoirs of the Life, Writings and Discoveries of Sir Isaac Newton (1855) are probably the most important.

"His life work, his life experience, his life writings, and now his legislative legacy speak to his ideological point of view".

Friedan's other books include: It Changed My Life; Writings on the Women's Movement (1976); and Through the Prison of Gender (1998).

"Hand sewn by artisan craftsmen in South America", Thomas Raymond & Co's line of shoes "pay tribute" to the author's "colourful life, writings and travels", and have been praised by Hemingway's son Patrick.

Ms. Friedan's other books include "It Changed My Life: Writings on the Women's Movement" (Random House, 1976); "The Second Stage" (Summit, 1981); and "The Fountain of Age" (Simon & Schuster, 1993).

When it comes to records of enduring relationships between creative near-equals, the glacially slow progress of gender equality in the arts and of posthumous candour in life-writing combine to squeeze the field even tighter.

Her recently published novel, "The Biographer's Tale," manages to be zany and programmatic all at once as her life-writing protagonist tries to negotiate more layers and goose chases and garden paths than he ever anticipated existing between himself and his subject, who also happens to be a biographer.

Henry Poe was an inspiration to his brother's life and writings and the two had similar writing styles.

David Hajdu's review of "Everything Is an Afterthought: The Life and Writings of Paul Nelson" (Dec.

Recommended for children 10 and older, it explores Poe's life and writings.