Why We Read Memoirs
by John WilsonWe read memoirs to understand, and write them to be understood. Continue Reading »
We read memoirs to understand, and write them to be understood. Continue Reading »
The novelist and critic Mary McCarthy, who died in 1989, was up to the time of her death working on a memoir of her life in the late 1930s, in effect a sequel to her two previous autobiographical works, Memoirs of a Catholic Girlhood and How I Grew. Perhaps she meant by the end . . . . Continue Reading »