Sentence examples for memoir build from inspiring English sources

Brenda Peterson is a National Geographic author who has written about wolf issues since reintroduction for the Seattle Times, The Christian Science Monitor, and in her memoir, Build Me an Ark: A Life with Animals.

The book, originally released in hardcover by Seven Footer Press, is a family memoir built around Wilker's childhood baseball-card collection.

The book, Jon writes, is "a family memoir built around Wilker's childhood baseball-card collection," which dates from the nineteen-seventies and early eighties, and arose from Wilker's blog on the subject, which I was unaware of and have been delving into delightedly for the last little while, stopping only to set down these notes.

Long live the anti-memoir, built from scraps.

He's using his memoirs to build Blair Inc and he has created an extraordinary business model".

What he's up to is far more clever - he's using his memoirs to build Blair Inc and he has put together an extraordinary business model.

Memoirs often build to a climax around moments of grand professional recognition, but Feiffer ignores the fact that he won an Obie for his theater work in 1969, and the references to his winning an Oscar for a film short in 1961 and a Pulitzer for his cartooning in 1986 are dropped like paper napkins into the narrative.

The latter's 392-page memoir is built on the flimsiest of foundations.

Great novels that adopt the form of the memoir tend to build toward powerful and startling confrontations or revelations: that's Mrs. Rochester screaming up in the attic; it's Magwich who bankrolled Pip's gentrification.

As she said in her first ghostwritten memoir, 'I soon built up a flaming desire to be the best at everything.' Damiano wrote the script for Deep Throat over a weekend.

It helps me build a living memoir in which a new chapter is created at the touch of a button, and it gives me some sense of peace to record our lives for posterity.