A vibrant musical memoir.
Haeg's own essay, "Full-Frontal Gardening," is a vibrant mix of memoir, history and wake-up call.
"Sometimes I almost wanted to say to a kid, 'I'm going to save you from yourself, and you don't even realize you need it,' " Summitt reflects in her vibrant, sprightly, likable memoir.
Tinsley's new book, Beyoncé in Formation: Remixing Black Feminism, expands on her popular course in a vibrant blend of memoir and cultural analysis.
And she has given her all to the vibrant tulip on her memoir's cover.
A prolific recording artist who served time in the Duke Ellington and Count Basie orchestras, among many others, he recently published "Clark: The Autobiography of Clark Terry" (University of California Press), a memoir about as vibrant as his career.
He was the author of "Journey Through a Small Planet" (1972), a highly praised memoir of the straitened yet vibrant Jewish community in London's prewar East End.
Reading from her forthcoming memoir, Becoming, Obama said that the "vibrant diversity" of her husband's two previous inaugurations "was gone" on the day Trump took office.
The memoir testifies to the idea that two vibrant, curious people can, over the decades, maintain a marriage that is imaginative, deeply sustaining, and alive.
Her memoir, written 10 years later, is "a vibrant mural of the people she encountered and of the revelations she gathered from them," painted with "the compassion and language of a poet," Jerre Mangione wrote here.
