Autobiographical novel by Martin Amis
Tag Archives: memoir
Book Review: The Possession by Annie Ernaux (France)
Unapologetic and raw short account of the fall-out from the break up of a relationship
Book Review: The Dragons, The Giant, The Women by Wayetu Moore (Liberia)
A gripping memoir of living through the first Liberian civil conflict, and flight to the USA
Book Review: Dormice & Moonshine: Falling for Slovenia by Sam Baldwin
Part memoir, part travelogue, an interesting account of making a new life in Slovenia
Book Review: Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert (USA)
Classic memoir and travelogue dealing with the author’s year-long jaunt on a finding herself mission. And why not!
Book Review: Love’s Work by Gillian Rose (England)
A philosophical memoir by Gillian Rose dealing, in part, with her experience of living with cancer
Book 1 of my 20 Books of Summer: Annie Ernaux’s Simple Passion (France)
A short confessional novel by the Nobel Prize winning writer
Book Review: Sidesplitter: How To Be From Two Worlds at Once by Phil Wang (Malaysia)
An engaging and very humorous account of being brought up in Malaysia before moving to the UK as a young adult
Book Review – The View From Down Here: Life as a Young Disabled Woman by Lucy Webster
A memoir of life as a disabled woman in a society that remains structurally ableist and sexist
The World of Yesterday: Memoirs of a European by Stefan Zweig (Austria – #Germanlitmonth)
Classic memoir of life in the first half of the 20th century Vienna