As is usual for ministerial memoirs, the manuscript had been pre-read by both the Cabinet Office and the Northern Ireland Office, neither of which had suggested the passage be amended, Dale said.
It does not look — as did the Filofax week, which always had some things furiously circled or underscored like "deadline" or "birthday!!!!" — like a manuscript, a memoir, a diary.
He brought with him two manuscripts, a memoir called Bobbie, and a book about the penal system titled Looking Outward; the latter was finally published after much legal wrangling in 2014.
More than a year after he delivered a manuscript for her memoir, Anthony Bozza says he has still not been paid in full for his work, which remains unpublished.
Noone, in his 50s and suddenly alone, finds distraction in the manuscript of a memoir, sent to him by the publisher in the hope of a good blurb.
Justice Ginsburg came upon the 200-page typed manuscript of the memoir several years ago when the Supreme Court Historical Society, which publishes the journal, invited her to give its annual lecture.
In 1978, Peery gave his attorneys the manuscript of a memoir that included a detailed description of the attack on Nancy Parker.
Because of Ambrose's reputation, Weiss had sent him a manuscript of his memoir Fire Mission! to help him get it published.
She took a $75-a-month 75-a-monthl job at the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in San Francisco, but quit after a year when her boss asked her to type part of the manuscript of a memoir he had written.
