Sentence examples for weird memoir from inspiring English sources

And someone at IndieReader directed me to a wondrously weird memoir by Robert McKnight: "The Golden Years.

While Tony Blair's rather weird memoir contains a line at the end saying he has always had "a passion bigger than politics, which is religion," that shows only what an oddity Blair was in his own country.

Punk's media moment passed by the early 80's, but it helped inspire a new counterculture, sketched by the music critic Ann Powers in her pop-culture memoir, "Weird Like Us".

Other biography nominations are Graham Farmelo's account of the life of Paul Dirac, an outstanding yet extremely weird physicist; William Fiennes' memoir of growing up in a magical, moated castle, The Music Room; and Caroline Moorehead's Dancing to the Precipice about the fabulously named 18th-century Versailles noblewoman Lucie de la Tour du Pin.

The acclaimed Canadian hip-hop artist, producer, and radio host is speaking to me via Skype about his new memoir Wicked and Weird: The Amazing Tales of Buck 65, unaware that he's just made the understatement of the century.

In her memoir, "You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost)" (Touchstone: $25.99), actress Felicia Day admits that she's often referred to as "that quirky chick in that one science-fiction show" or as "usually the lone female on lists of prominent nerds". But she's much more than that.

"Memoir is a very weird genre for a reporter because you're basically investigating your own memories," he said.

Part cultural history, part personal memoir and part sociological theory, "Weird Like Us" is a rebuff to anyone who thinks bohemia is over.

But "Weird Like Us" is, thank God, no navel-gazing memoir.

His latest book, Party of One, is a memoir about music, coming out, and feeling weird.

May 29 2015 Stahl, the author of the addiction memoir "Permanent Midnight," celebrates the publication of his new book, "OG Dad: Weird Shit Happens When You Don't Die Young".