Sentence examples for memoir alive from inspiring English sources

She released a collection of letters, Instead of a Book, in 2011, and now her seventh memoir Alive, Alive Oh!

You are the main character in your own story you will be encouraged to use the craft of fiction to bring your memoir alive.

As Athill writes in a poem in the conclusion to her latest memoir, Alive, Alive Oh!: "Why want anything more marvellous/than what is".

She confesses this restlessness to a friend, also in her 90s, at the start of her new memoir, Alive, Alive Oh!

While in prison, Mr. Maseda smuggled out his memoir, titled "Buried Alive".

Monkey's belated book of the week is Roger Mosey's BBC memoir, Getting Out Alive, in which the corporation's former Olympics supremo remembers the moment he was served turtle on a trip to China with the then director general, Mark Thompson (now the New York Times's chief executive).

For freshness of voice, firmness of purpose (if a firmness always subject to scruples and second thoughts), and general delight on the page, the memoirs are fully alive to the contemporary reader in a way that James's late novels may no longer be.

His memoir is wriggling and alive — as involving, and as layered, as a good coming-of-age novel.

This makes her memoir, paradoxically, come even more alive.

The community members whom Mann speaks of and with in her memoir and in these photographs are alive and intimate, but I think loneliness asks Mann to abide with her, too.

Keeping Memory of Valor Alive Some survivors wrote memoirs of their experience and spoke at Holocaust museums and before Jewish organizations.