In 2002, Milch came across, in a book called "Earlier Pioneer Days in the Black Hills," a one-page recollection of Bullock, who had gone on to become one of Deadwood's leading merchants.
On the one side are these colossal Proustian memory bullies who get 1,800 pages of recollection out of a mere cookie-bite.
In 2007 a G2 special reflected on the previous 50 years of the women's pages with recollections of past editors and writers.
These pages prompt recollections of movie scenes stamped so deeply on the psyche that they feel remembered: elevated trains, Carole Lombard and Jimmy Stewart, smoky jazz clubs and men in fedoras.
Comprising hundreds of pages of recollections and stories from the area's older residents, an oral history of East Hampton was completed and delivered to the town library's Pennypacker Long Island Collection in June.
FRANKFURT, Oct. 10 — Walter Kempowski, a German writer and archivist who compiled thousands of pages of recollections from eyewitnesses of World War II into a monumental firsthand record of the German wartime experience, died at a hospital in northwestern Germany on Oct. 5.
You're probably familiar with its outlines, even if you've never read a word of Proust: the grownup narrator eats a madeleine dipped in tea, and it reminds him so much of childhood afternoons at his aunt's home in Combray that his mind summons a freight train of images and stories from decades earlier in his life, sparking more than 3,000 pages of recollections.
I figured I would dip into its pages and refresh my recollection of the field of play.
With its pages of nostalgic childhood recollection and enchanted description of landscape, The Fish Ladder inevitably invites comparison with Helen Macdonald's bestseller H is for Hawk.
page A21 MY CONVENTION MEMORY Recollections of past Democratic conventions, from George McGovern, Gary Hart, John Kerry, Frank Mankiewicz, Geraldine Ferraro, Ted Sorensen and Jesse L. Jackson Sr. page A21.
Whatever ended up on that page has probably shaped his recollections.
