11 Memoirs That Read Better Than a Novel

by Sandra Cisneros

A charming, tender memoir from an acclaimed Mexican-American author. Full review >

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by Barry Moser illustrated by Barry Moser

With masterful narrative control, Moser reveals the narrowness of perspective as well as the limitations of memory. Full review >

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by Sarah Hepola

A treasure trove of hard truths mined from a life soaked in booze. Full review >

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by Jessa Crispin

An eloquently thought-provoking memoir. Full review >

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by Margo Jefferson

Jefferson swings the narrative back and forth through her life, exploring the tides of racism, opportunity, and dignity... Full review >

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by Kate Bolick

A sexy, eloquent, well-written and -researched study/memoir. Full review >

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by William Finnegan

A lyrical and intense memoir. Full review >

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by Amy Butcher

A gripping and poignant memoir. Full review >

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by Sonya Lea

A forthright memoir that narrates an engrossing journey of self-discovery and fierce devotion. Full review >

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by Stevie Phillips

An unsparing look at the dark side of show business. Full review >

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by Allen Kurzweil

Full of intrigue and suspense, the story follows the bizarre twists and turns of one man’s journey to find and confront his... Full review >

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