Sentence examples for memoir named from inspiring English sources

It is not the only reference to the author's single-mindedness in this memoir named after Raymond Carver's "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love .Mr Murakami's slim new work recounts his two decades of habitual long-distance running, and its effect on his mind, body and ability to write.

Michele Weldon is an award-winning author of five nonfiction books, including her latest, Escape Points: A Memoir, named an Editors Choice by Booklist in 2015.

He's recently jotted all of this down into a memoir Porcelain: A Memoir, named after his critically acclaimed track "Porcelain" (yup, the one from The Beach)—and he appeared on Larry King's talkshow today to promote it.

When, in 2005, the self-proclaimed Godfather of Steroids, Jose Canseco, published a memoir, naming old teammates and opponents who had used, he was briefly lionized for his bravery and honesty.

But my favourite was the Wolf of Wall Street," he wrote in the best-selling first instalment of his memoirs, named after his favourite moniker.

That was written while Moss herself was living in Iceland for a year with her young family, dealing with all the comically fascinating problems she recounts in her memoir, Names for the Sea, such as how to buy a cheap fridge in a country horrified by anything second-hand.

Jamie Brickhouse is the author of the critically acclaimed Dangerous When Wet: A Memoir of Booze Sex and My Mother, which is "Required Reading" in Mary Karr's bestselling The Art of Memoir, Amazon named a "Best Book of May 2015," and Book Chase named a "Top 10 Nonfiction Book of 2015".

"Then Again," Ms. Keaton's 2011 memoir, was named one of the 10 best books of the year for gift-giving by Janet Maslin, a critic for The New York Times.

Never before seen photos are shown alongside those from her latest memoir, M Train, named after the New York City subway line which leads to her home.

His memoir is named after one of his most memorable lines: How About Never - Is Never Good For You?

In the three stories in this fictional memoir, a peripatetic narrator named Will Self is plagued by various psychiatric maladies.