Sentence examples for remarkable memoir from inspiring English sources

Bizot wrote about the encounter in a remarkable memoir called The Gate.

The Long and Winding Road is the third and final volume of Alan Johnson's remarkable memoir.

And this is not what Clendinnen has given us in her remarkable memoir, "Tiger's Eye".

"On July 5 , 1996 my daughter was struck mad," Greenberg writes at the start of a remarkable memoir.

There is an eerie moment in "Home Before Dark," Susan Cheever's remarkable memoir of her father, John Cheever.

Noah's remarkable memoir of his childhood in South Africa will therefore come as a surprise to some readers.

Two remarkable memoir-hybrids that open up history from inside: Richard Benson's The Valley (Bloomsbury) evokes a century of his family's life in the South Yorkshire coalfield with the sensual power of a novel; and Barbara Taylor's The Last Asylum (Hamish Hamilton), a visceral and supremely intelligent account of her breakdown and psychoanalytic treatment in the last years of the asylum system.

(Her illness was the subject of her remarkable first memoir, "The Two Kinds of Decay").

All that has changed with "Experience," Mr. Amis's remarkable new memoir.

Hers is just one of many arresting voices in this remarkable family memoir about the intricacies of loyalty.

As he notes in his remarkable new memoir, "Wish I Could Be There," the composer Allen Shawn suffers from a veritable rainbow of phobias: "I don't like heights," he writes.