There are also online memoir groups coming soon, where you and some other memoir dreamers hang out with me for two hours a week and nudge each other.
But none of today's protesters have anything on the Committee to Boycott Nixon's Memoirs, a group that was every bit as real as the notorious Committee for the Re-election of the President, though much less remembered.
Bedbugger.com, a blog, is a Baedeker for treatment and a group memoir; newyorkvsbedbugs.org focuses more on city policies than remediation.
The Committee to Boycott Nixon's Memoirs was a group of softball teammates from Washington, D.C., whose clever slogans and merchandise — "Don't Buy Books by Crooks" — made it all the way to "Saturday Night Live" but failed to shut down sales.
"Never before in history," he wrote in his memoirs, "has a group of such relatively weak nations been able to impose with so little protest such a dramatic change in the way of life of the overwhelming majority of the rest of mankind".
In his 2003 memoir "2Stoned," Andrew Loog Oldham, the group's manager, returned the favor.
He liked to say that he belonged to "the WASP Ascendancy," which he defined in his memoir as "an inner group that was, on average, substantially richer and enjoyed substantially more leverage than other Americans".
Try bringing a memoir into a writing group.
Scholars have failed to appreciate the insights that this travel memoir provides about a group whose voices have been marginalized in historical literature.
Storytree is an online memoir for families (and groups) with just about the most heart-wrenching demo video ever.
"Aftershocks," a show presented there by the Children's Movement for Creative Education, consists of art and memoirs by two groups with good reason to mourn: teenagers from the former Yugoslavia and New York City children who saw the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
