Tags : “Memoir and Autobiography” - Page 6

I was drawn in by The Price - the sex, the drugs, the cash, the luxury hotels, the celebrities, athletes, and generally wealthy men.

Review in Books — by Lynda Lippin — on Dec 21, 2008

Small town girl Jerramy Fine wants to be a princess. Turns out she's dead serious.

Review in Books — by Marilyn Braun — on Dec 18, 2008

As a poignant and powerful memoir of survival in Darfur, Tears of the Desert is capable of producing empathetic tears.

Review in Books — by Wisteria Leigh — on Dec 10, 2008

Ted Turner looks back on an almost unbelievable life in this entertaining and inspiring autobiography.

Review in Books — by Justin McHenry — on Dec 09, 2008

"Very few people knew I was writing a book, but those who did encouraged me to keep plugging away."

Interview in Books — by Dorothy Thompson — on Dec 08, 2008

One shop-owner's journal of the wonderful weirdness in Soho.

Review in Books — by Alyse Wax — on Nov 30, 2008

"Readers and editors kept suggesting that I make a compilation of columns in book form."

Interview in Books — by Dorothy Thompson — on Nov 29, 2008

Peter Greenberg examines the summer in which his 15-year-old daughter was "struck mad" by bipolar disorder.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Nov 24, 2008

Walking Through Walls is a fascinating and often disturbing look into a segment of society we rarely ever see or hear about.

Review in Books — by Lynda Lippin — on Nov 17, 2008

Taken, sold and used; Somaly now uses her story to save girls and women trapped in forcible prostitution.

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Nov 14, 2008