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This valuable memoir also documents the most famous of her recent exhibitions – The Artist Is Present at MoMA in 2010, and 512 Hours at the Serpentine Gallery in 2014 – in which she herself was the main exhibit.

His book Working with Bernstein was published only last year, but is by far the most valuable Bernstein memoir and will surely remain so, both for its candour and its musical insights.

Have you read Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue," which is sharing valuable space with your memoir on best-seller lists?

In the mix are good points about his parents that would have been valuable in the first memoir and some first-class sportswriting.

His memoirs are valuable sources for the musical and literary life of the time.

There have been some valuable works — biographies and memoirs, collections of interviews, even a few histories — but never a volume that did the real heavy lifting: critical, analytical, historical, comprehensive.

His memoirs provide valuable information on republican opposition to Cromwell and on the factional struggles of the period between the collapse of the Protectorate (May 1659) and the Restoration of King Charles II (1660).

Cantacuzenus was forced to abdicate and retired to a monastery, where he wrote his memoirs, a valuable source for the history of the period from 1320 to c. 1357.

Evans's memoir is particularly valuable for its candor and insight.

The archive holds 10,000 Byron papers but in May 1824, a month after the poet's death, Murray's innermost circle decided to destroy one of the most valuable of all: Byron's memoirs.

Although written while he was in prison, without access to his papers, the memoirs formed a valuable resource, informing military historians on topics such as the background to the invasion of the Soviet Union.