Sentence examples for memoir of war from inspiring English sources

Ghosts by Daylight: A Memoir of War and Love.

Extracted from Ghosts by Daylight: A Memoir of War and Love by Janine di Giovanni (Bloomsbury).

Janine di Giovanni's Ghosts by Daylight: A Memoir of War & Love is published by Bloomsbury in July.

My first full-length work was a memoir of war, the rise of a dictatorship and my own family's consequent fate.

Mezlekia is best known for his powerful memoir of war and famine in Ethiopia, "Notes From the Hyena's Belly," and only slightly less well known for bringing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in Canada (where he now lives) against an editor who claimed she'd written a big chunk of it and been denied credit.

In his Memoirs of War, Lloyd George says that the Old Testament and all its narrative about places in Levant that still bore their old testimonial names, always fascinated him and that he always dreamt of reliving the Crusades.

He later set out the lessons learned in his memoir, Embers of War (1997).

Greek tragedy is now regularly performed as a kind of therapy for veterans and active-duty soldiers, as the director-translator Bryan Doerries, a leader in this style of production, describes in his recent memoir, "Theater of War".

In his 2005 memoir, "Scars of War, Wounds of Peace", Shlomo Ben-Ami, a former foreign minister (and historian) accepted that in 1948 an Arab community "in a state of terror" was put to flight by a "ruthless" Israeli army that perpetrated atrocities and massacres.

A memoir of his war years, "Zone of the Interior," was published in 2000.

His memoir of the war in Burma, "Quartered Safe Out Here" (Harvill), was published in 1993.