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This marks the second high-profile project that the actor has recently left: she previously dropped out of The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls's memoir; Room star Brie Larson is now rumoured to be in discussions to star in the project.

In his 2003 memoir, "City Room," Arthur Gelb, a former managing editor of The Times, called Mr. Phillips "the most original stylist I'd ever edited".

Arthur Gelb, the legendary editor who recruited him to The Times as a rewrite man, and later assigned him the wine column, wrote about that assignment in his memoir, "City Room".

Arthur Gelb, a former managing editor for The New York Times, wrote in his memoir, "City Room" (2003), that when Mr. Johnson joined the paper in February 1966, he was the only black reporter at The Times.

Lively, who won Britain's Booker Prize for her novel "Moon Tiger" and the Whitbread Award for "A Stitch in Time," roots this memoir in the rooms and furnishings of Golsoncott, a house purchased by her grandparents, Beatrice and Norman Reckitt, in 1923 and apparently vacated in 1995 after the death of its last family occupant, the Reckitts' artist daughter, Rachel.

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On the morning we were leaving for the quieter coast village of Essaouria, I found a copy of The Muse Moves On, Ms. Kallerhoff's memoir in the sitting room of the Riad.

Ruth Franklin reflects on the similarities and differences between Jaycee Dugard's memoir and Emma Donoghue's novel, "Room".

He also wrote a memoir, "On Revisiting Father's Room," which explored their relationship as well as his father's life and work.

You don't have to know Richard M. Rosenbaum to thoroughly enjoy his charming memoir and political primer, "No Room for Democracy: The Triumph of Ego Over Common Sense" (RIT Press, $27.95).

In 1977, after his father died, Dmitri wrote a moving memoir, On Revisiting Father's Room, in which he recalled a visit to the Alps together in the mid-1970s: "He told me then, in one of those rare moments when father and son discuss such matters, that he had accomplished what he wanted in life and art, and was a truly happy man".