Tag: Memoir

REVIEW: The Sky Was Falling: A Young Surgeon’s Notes on Bravery, Survival, and Hope by Dr. Cornelia Griggs

A surgical resident’s memoir of the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic is an uncompromising account from healthcare’s front lines.

The memoir reconstructs the author’s complicated past, ordering a life of contradictions amid the fallibility of memory.

The memoir chronicles the author’s decades-long journey battling a life-threatening autoimmune disorder.

A hybrid of memoir, cultural criticism and theory explores themes of motherhood, misogyny, consent, and control.

A memoir-in-miniature explores storytelling outside of traditional forms.

A woman’s personal hell with a philandering husband intersects with a national scandal playing out in the media in this memoir.

The search for personal identity while being part of a famous family is the focus of a lyrical, deeply textured memoir.

The memoir chronicles a mother’s transformational change as she advocates for her child through chronic illness.

The memoir of growing up gay in a conservative religious community is a story of quiet rebellion.

The memoir is a moving meditation on the nature of man and land juxtaposed with the challenges of family and parenting.

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