This Fall's Can’t-Miss, Most Noteworthy Memoirs

by Deborah Campbell

In the stormwater’s swirl, Campbell has found a bright and tender leaf to follow, and the effect on readers will be... Full review >

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by Sigrid Rausing

A stylish and devastatingly lucid memoir. Full review >

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by Alice Waters

An almost charmed restaurant life that exhales the sweet aromas of honesty and self-awareness. Full review >

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by Daniel Mendelsohn

A well-told story that underscores the power of storytelling. Full review >

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by John Hodgman

Very dry, with a twist. Full review >

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written and illustrated by Maria Alyokhina

An inspirational memoir about youthful idealism and the power of popular culture to challenge the status quo. Full review >

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by Michael Ausiello

A heartbreaking memoir infused with dark humor and composed with true love. Full review >

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by Marc Maron & Brendan McDonald

An insightful collection of interviews about what it means to be human. This book, it turns out, helps explain W is TF. Full review >

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by Maria Sharapova

Sharapova demonstrates consistent dedication and impressive wisdom for her age. Full review >

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by Henry Marsh

Another thoughtful, painful, utterly fascinating mixture of nut-and-bolts brain surgery with a compassionate, workaholic... Full review >

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