Sentence examples for memoir essays from inspiring English sources

Colette started writing in her early twenties, and by the time she died, in 1954, at the age of eighty-one, shadhad published nearly eighty works: fiction, memoir, essays, drama, and collected journalism.

There's a scene right in the middle of Nick Hornby's new novel, Funny Girl, that seems to illuminate much of what this writer of fiction, memoir, essays and screenplays is all about.

In 577 pages "Queer Street" combines memoir, essays, bits of dialogue, lines from movies and walk-ons in an attempt to describe the social and cultural evolution of gay life in the 20th century.

Price '55 is James B. Duke Professor of English and the author of thirty-seven volumes of fiction, poetry, memoir, essays, and plays His new memoir, Ardent Spirits, will be published this spring.

Ageless Erotica, described as a "steamy assortment of erotic stories and memoir essays written for a mature audience".

I see myself as a writer, whether writing poetry, prose, memoir, essay, or translation.

Elizabeth Hardwick, who visited Berenson toward the end of his life, put her finger on the problem when she wrote of Berenson, in a memoir essay, that "his success... aroused superstitious twitchings among people everywhere.... Hadn't life turned out to be too easy for this poor Jewish fine arts scholar from Boston?

Poetry, novels, memoirs, essays, journals, scientific works.

There are novels, stories, memoirs, essays, even plays — some of which appeared in Yiddish and some of which, like this story, exist only as handwritten manuscripts.

A publisher, lawyer, teacher, and journalist, Delibes was the author of more than 50 volumes of novels, memoirs, essays, and travel and hunting books and received the prestigious Cervantes Prize in 1993.

THE first thing to note about the bestselling "fiction" list, both in Japan and in India, is that, unlike in most western countries, it also includes memoirs, essays and historical biography.