Sentence examples for memoir categories from inspiring English sources

We find that bestsellers have a higher chance of coming from the general fiction and memoir categories and regardless of the sub-genre, nonfiction books sell less copies than fiction books.

A similar case of the disappearing women is apparent in the memoir category, leaving Miranda Hart (49) marooned at a stag party.

"Straight to Hell" and "Why I Left Goldman Sachs," written by mid-level bank workers who spent all or part of their careers in satellite offices, are myopic subsets of the memoir category Everything Interesting That Has Ever Happened to Me (in Chronological Order).

Books by trans-identified authors have traditionally fallen into two categories: memoir and theory.

In 2007, Fun Home won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book, the Stonewall Book Award for non-fiction, the Publishing Triangle-Judy Grahn Nonfiction Award, and the Lambda Literary Award in the "Lesbian Memoir and Biography" category.

These days, with the categories of memoir and nonfiction blurred, we get to see an author's authorial process, even in a book on Niagara Falls.

They float across categories, now memoir, now poetry, now philosophy, now criticism, too fleet and witty and subtle to be pinned down.

But there is also a clear political streak to Winton's nonfiction, and the inclusion of a number of more direct essays in this collection mean it's difficult to collapse the work under the category of memoir.

Dominick Dunne's new book about the O. J. Simpson trial, "Another City, Not My Own," is characterized on its dust jacket as "A Novel in the Form of a Memoir --a category unanticipated by the Dewey deciMemoir --a, and one that allows Dunne to Memoir --aname for the categoryr based on himself while unanticipatedl names of all his sources.

Mr. Shadid was selected in the nonfiction category for his memoir, "House of Stone: A Memoir of Home, Family, and a Lost Middle East".

Write a family memoir.