Another book that lingered in the mind was Michele Roberts's memoir, Paper Houses (Virago).
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In addition to other biographies, she has had access to Duse's handwritten memoir, letters, papers and an interview with her granddaughter.
When I queried it she said: 'My party won't want me to lead them into the next election – and I don't blame them.' A graphic example of her detachment from conventional political wisdom and her sense of future political developments," he writes in his private memoir, among papers released on Friday.
She chronicled her struggles with addiction in her memoir, "A Paper Life".
He was released by Allied troops in May 1945 and allowed to go to Portugal, where his memoirs, Confidential Papers, were published in 1965.
Ms. O'Neal, right, who wrote about her problems with addiction in her memoir "A Paper Life," appears regularly on "Rescue Me," the FX television series about New York City firefighters.
He is the author of two American histories, a book about his experiences as an editor, Good Times, Bad Times, and a recent memoir My paper chase: true stories of vanished times.
She married the tennis star John McEnroe, but in her 2004 memoir, A Paper Life, she chronicled her descent into heroin and alcohol addiction, which eventually led to her losing custody of her three children during a bitter custody battle that followed their divorce in 1992.
WHOO, HOT: Tatum O'Neal's memoir, "A Paper Life," makes its debut on the nonfiction list this week at No. 4. Booksellers aren't surprised -- O'Neal pulled off a rare P.R. trifecta: she sat down with Oprah and Katie Couric, and she snagged part of a People magazine cover.
