Sentence examples for memoir margin from inspiring English sources
Priestley's own verdict, in his 1962 memoir Margin Released, was that he was a victim of straightforward snobbery, that fixed English idea, as he put it, "that anything widely popular must necessarily be bad.
Irving Howe, in his memoir "A Margin of Hope," describes how he had developed an interest in Yiddish literature as a way of confronting his own "troubled sense of Jewishness" and was collaborating with a Yiddish poet, Eliezer Greenberg, on an anthology of Yiddish stories.
Maxine Hong Kingston talks to David L. Ulin about her new memoir, "I Love a Broad Margin to My Life".
January 31 2011 The writers Maxine Hong Kingston and Leslie Marmon Silko read from their respective new memoirs, "I Love a Broad Margin to My Life," and "The Turquoise Ledge".
I once scrawled "memoir and crit candybar" in the margin of "Bluets".
Ferrante thus situates her writing at the margins between fiction and memoir, and explains the continuous seepage between the two.
"No! 3 days later" reads one anonymous critic's penciled margin note, correcting the travel chronology in an 1880s memoir by Richard Collinson, who had made fruitless searches for the lost explorer John Franklin.
You hear the ocean and the voice of a salt-laden gale in this sharp, thoughtful, eloquent memoir, which is specific yet not parochial, romantic, reflective, and yet grittily acquainted with the realities of life on the margin.
A memoir within a memoir.
