Sentence examples for veiled autobiography from inspiring English sources

No navel-gazing or thinly veiled autobiography here.

Novelists are too often assumed to write veiled autobiography.

I like fiction that is made up, but I really love fiction that is thinly veiled autobiography.

I like fiction that is made up, but I really love fiction that is thinly veiled autobiography," Gessen says.

It also fails to note that Miss Panarello and her publisher are marketing her book as thinly veiled autobiography.

One has the sense that both characters are surrogates for Murdoch himself and that this baggy, sentimental but deeply charming film is just thinly veiled autobiography.

Many of her works are thinly veiled autobiographies that draw on her family's glamorous, turbulent life.

Brideshead Revisited is thinly veiled nostalgic autobiography – at its best – not "the operation of divine grace on a group of diverse but closely connected characters", as Waugh himself intoned in the novel's preface.

For Goethe, however, his first novel was an attempt to escape a younger, turbulent part of himself: the thinly veiled semi-autobiography is a kind of self-purification.

Others have simply assumed that Lévy's books are veiled forms of autobiography anyway.

A book collector thinks he's found a thinly-veiled autobiography of Butch Cassidy.