In her new memoir Year of Yes, Rhimes, 45, describes herself as painfully shy.
That's what she did for a full 365 days, an exercise that was part of a larger life overhaul, which she recounts in her new memoir, Year of Yes.
From her memoir, Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand in the Sun and Be Your Own Person ($25; amazon.com), we know that Rhimes wasn't born with such "badassery," as she would call it.
His memoir, Years of Impatience, 1950-1960, appeared in 1984.
"By sheer willpower, dedication and self-discipline, he held the government together," Mr. Kissinger wrote in the memoir "Years of Upheaval".
Hannah Arendt, reviewing Zweig's memoir years after his death, wrote that "not one of his reactions during all this period was the result of political convictions".
"It was the most amazing, impressive, riveting sight," wrote Colin Perry, a lad cycling that afternoon on Chipstead Hill, Surrey, in a memoir years later.
Assad "negotiated tenaciously and daringly like a riverboat gambler to make sure he had exacted the last sliver of available concessions," Kissinger recalled in his memoir, "Years of Upheaval".
By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, November 19 , 1955P. 128 REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Kansas City, Missouri, to attend Mr. Truman's autographing his "Memoirs: Year of Decision".
By Adam Gopnik In the memoirs, years disappear unremarked, but one good day at P. T. Barnum's American Museum can take up pages.
Grey actually spoke them on 3 August, the eve of the declaration of war, when he knew it could no longer be avoided, and the quote only became famous when he published his memoirs years later.
