Sentence examples for self-titled book from inspiring English sources

Campbell wrote about her early experiences of racism in the fashion industry earlier this month in her self-titled book.

By contrast, M.I.A.'s self-titled book is a document of isolation and resistance, clearly the product of one person following an idiosyncratic path.

Published to celebrate his exhibition at the Nation Art Center, Tokyo, this self-titled book highlights the life and career of Japanese designer Issey Miyake.

In his self-titled book, he writes, "The technological element of my practice aims to develop computational systems capable of autonomously producing artifacts that stand as artworks".

Don Everly's self-titled record from 1970.

Only the last item, a self-titled art book, has been issued so far.

Irreverent, funny, and lightning-fast, Demske's (literally) self-titled first book is best understood as a speech exercise, not a polemic.

Even the photos Mr. Richardson took while trailing Lady Gaga for a year for her self-titled coffee table book (Grand Central Publishing) were PG-rated enough to be peddled to the masses.

Regula will admit, though, that they got the name Telecult Powers from a self-same titled book that one was once able to find in a supermarket or a drug store.

This year, she headlined three books, including a self-titled monthly comic and two six-issue mini-series.

But at Mr. Ruscha's latest, self-titled exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea he is still treating the book as a kind of empty Pop container or Conceptual signboard.