Q&A: Richard Lischer Talks About the Art of Spiritual Memoir
/I wrote about experiences that exercised pivotal importance in my life and changed me forever
Read MoreI wrote about experiences that exercised pivotal importance in my life and changed me forever
Read MoreShould You Write a Book About a Woman Who Sought to Avoid the World’s Harsh Gaze?
Read MoreAnd the Story of How the “It Girl” Was Born
Read MoreFrom Victoria Chang’s Collage-Memoir to Gayle Jessup White’s Family Ties to Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson
Read MoreAnd Maria Hinojosa’s Memoir of Living in a ‘Torn America’
Read MoreWhat to Do When the Ground Underfoot is Not Bedrock, and the Sky Above is Not Predicable
Read MoreAnd Honor Moore’s Engaging Memoir About Her Relationship with Her Remarkable Mother
Read MoreFrom an 1853 Slave Narrative, to a More Recent Bestseller by a First Lady of the United States
Read MoreAnd a Memoir of a Black Southern Woman Living in Snowy Vermont
Read More“Why should the nonagenarian hold anything back?” he says.
Read More“My Full-Time Job,” the Author Writes, “Became my Health,”
Read MoreThe publisher promises a work of deep reflection and mesmerizing storytelling
Read MoreAnd Her Acclaimed Memoir About Giving Up a Family Home She Loved
Read MoreIncluding Memoirs from a Comedian, a 'Hillbilly,' and an Ex-President
Read MoreAnd the Unhappy Story of the Real Woman Behind 'Dr. Zhivago'
Read MoreAnd two books, a novel and a memoir, that won National Book Circle Awards last week
Read MoreA memoir from a music critic who decided failing was not an option
Read MoreFrom family car trips, to founding Ms. Magazine, to India
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