#memoir

Autoethnography weaves together personal experience with greater cultural context, blending memoir with anthropological observation.

Find the best memoirs written in the last few years, from famous and non-famous writers alike.

There are so many incredible memoirs out there beyond the bestseller list. Here are some underrated gems you need to read.

Read your way into excellent new nonfiction hitting shelves in December, including titles on finance, animals, asexuality, and more, including Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy's Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love by Tori Dunlap.

No where in the United States is culturally homogenous, and that is especially true for the red areas. Here's some queer memoirs from those areas that prove it.

The motherhood memoir. It’s A Thing. Memoirs about trying to get pregnant, memoirs about infertility, memoirs about being pregnant, memoirs ...

These influential memoirs reflect on poverty, mental illness, racism, and more, and they've indelibly changed the culture.

Why we need more mental health memoirs from the perspective of caregivers, parents, siblings, children, partners, and friends of those with severe mental illness.

Despite being dismissed by some critics as self-indulgent, memoirs have risen steadily in popularity. Here's why they're worth reading.

Read your way into the lives of Indigenous writers with these excellent memoirs, including White Magic.