#memoir

#memoir

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Fresh Air Weekend presents highlights from past interviews and reviews, featuring a mix of cultural discussions including film, literature, and new movements like pronatalism.

At the heart of Richard Flanagan’s memoir is a reflection on the profound connections and choices that intertwine lives across generations, revealing both a legacy of trauma and resilience.

We had no idea that it would have the success or the impact that it had internationally. In my defence I only can say I had the best of intentions. Then again, so did Dr Frankenstein.

Much of Rosita Sweetman's explosively honest new memoir, "Girl with a Fork in a World of Soup", documents the turbulent years of her marriage.

If Hollywood had finished with her, she would survive it. But recently, having published a sensitive, unsparing memoir, Tell Me Everything, a New York Times best seller, Kelly found herself again in demand.

In her memoir, Tina Knowles opens up about her personal cancer battle, yet seems to hold back on more substantial revelations about her life and career.

"I begin to see the inner workings in all their complexity: how the muscles of the shoulder slide so beautifully over one another, how they attach to bones at different points to support complete, all-around movement..."

"Oh NO. I'm so sorry, Andrea. You will find a way for this incredible book to get published. I know it! xoxo."

I found Gram Parsons through the Rolling Stones and The Byrds-Parsons was my gateway drug, the singer, songwriter, and actor told AD recently.

To Graydon Carter, a founder and coeditor of Air Mail and former editor of Vanity Fair, all of this seems terribly unfair. "No, hoarding is when you save newspapers..."

It felt glamorous - editing my book on set. Unless I make it a performance, I won't get the work done.

My upbringing in working class Yorkshire and the youth culture of the 80s fueled my passion for brands, teaching me their real power in personal identity.

"Writing a sex scene is so funny because I didn't want it to be cringy, sleazy or too crass," she laughs.

"It was really cathartic to write it all out and try to be fair to everybody in the book. My whole goal with the book was to not demonize anybody."