Sentence examples for memoir house from inspiring English 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".

His stories at the Moth about how writing greeting cards led the former evangelical Christian to lose his religion and virginity, landed him appearances on "This American Life" and a $225,000 book contract with Riverhead Books for a memoir, "House of Cards," due out in October.

From the first pages of her memoir, "The House in France," Ms. Wells's poised and self-reliant nature comes through.

Alone in the spotlight with his "band" – the Trance Wonder (a beat-up guitar with just three surviving strings) and the Mississippi Drum Machine (a wooden box to bang his foot on) – he performed the blues-punk memoir "Dog House Boogie" to a rapt crowd that included Paul Weller, Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse.

She published two more memoirs, "Appleby House" (2003) and "My Holidays" (2004).

Another book that lingered in the mind was Michele Roberts's memoir, Paper Houses (Virago).

HOUSE OF STONE: A Memoir of Home, Family, and a Lost Middle East, by Anthony Shadid.

Her wartime memoirs are housed at the Imperial War Museum in London.

Deborah Turbeville, the photographer whose romantic fin de siècle imagery wafted through the pages of Vogue and other fashion and art magazines in the '70s and '80s, is at her moodiest in "Casa No Name" (Rizzoli; $60), a pictorial memoir of the house she has had in San Miguel, Mexico, since 1985.

I'm trying to finish up the last thing right now, which is something of a memoir about my house there with the drifted-in road.

His memoir This Fucking House: Love, Hate, and Real Estate, about spending 7 years renovating a 140-year-old brownstone in the then-notorious, now-booming neighborhood of Bed-Stuy, is forthcoming.