8 Memoirs by Women About Multicultural Identity and Belonging
Sorayya Khan, author of "We Take Our Cities with Us: A Memoir," recommends books that cross cultures and borders
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The Hardest Part of Writing My Memoir Was Telling My Family About It
Binging Euphoria helped prepare me for the difficult conversations I needed to have
Dec 13 2022 - Erin Langner
7 Memoirs About Leaving Home
Sarah Fawn Montgomery, author of "Halfway from Home," recommends books about searching for place, self, and belonging
Nov 4 2022 - Sarah Fawn Montgomery
7 Memoirs About Unearthing Ancestral Magic
Real magical stories to show us, individually and collectively, different ways to create a new world
Oct 31 2022 - Angela María Spring
Reading Addiction Memoirs Fueled Mine
These stories were supposed to be inspiring but I felt worse after reading them
Oct 25 2022 - Christy Tending
8 Memoirs About the Journey to Becoming a Classical Musician
Martha Anne Toll, author of "Three Muses," recommends stories about a life dedicated to music
Sep 21 2022 - Martha Anne Toll
Messy and Honest Is My Memoir M.O.
Michelle Tea's memoir "Knocking Myself Up" is a battle against how straight, white, and bougie the baby world is
Aug 15 2022 - Shayne Terry
A Queer Memoir About Sex Work That Interrogates Power, Gender, and Heteronormativity
In "Pretty Baby," Chris Belcher unpacks her work as a dominatrix making men feel worthless, shameful, and weak
Jul 20 2022 - Rachel León
10 Novels and Memoirs With Recipes That You Can Cook Along To
Read, cook, eat and repeat
Jul 5 2022 - Carrie V. Mullins
This Filipino American Memoir Confronts Privilege, Sacrifice, and Colonialism’s Legacy
Albert Samaha examines centuries of family history from pre-colonial Philippines to Trump-era America in his memoir "Concepcion"
