Sentence examples for memoirs from inspiring English sources

Ms Weissová-Hošková was introduced by the Nash's artistic director Amelia Freedman to an editor from Penguin, who commissioned the diaries Helga had kept as a child in Terezín, for publication this year – a major event, for such contemporary records (as opposed to memoirs) are rare.

We will welcome a non-fiction editor to talk about memoirs they have commissioned and worked on.

In her memoirs, Duchamp gets full credit for introducing the socialite to modern art.

But as the memoirs of ministers and others have revealed, the government came within a hair's breadth of defeat in the autumn of 1984.

We agreed that politicians who have never written much else often find that writing their memoirs does not have the effect on their reputations for which they hoped - as Tony Blair and John Prescott may soon discover.

I have read books about her and I'm familiar with her articles and memoirs.

Carr said 15 foreign secretaries of the United States had written memoirs and each had made judgments about what material to use.

A volley of personal memoirs from the famous and not so famous has begun to spread the message: it's not your fault, it can happen to anyone, it's nothing to be ashamed of.

Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon leads the pack of literary pop memoirs.

In the second half of the session we will explore the question of voice and voices in biography through written exercises that will draw on letters, diaries, memoirs and interviews.

Today's extracts from Powell's memoirs give a compelling and amusing account of life in the Downing Street court.