My Animals and Other Family by Clare Balding
The warm and charming memoir from the BBC presenter...
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Gossip's frontwoman on feminism, music and more...
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From her Irish childhood to swinging 60s London...
View ArticleThe Sweetness of Life by Françoise Héritier
Love letters to life-enriching small events...
View ArticleWhen We Were Outlaws by Jeanne Córdova
A story of 1970s lesbian feminism in L.A. from the renowned author and activist...
View ArticleHarley Loco by Rayya Elias
The memoir beloved by Debbie Harry, Elizabeth Gilbert and others...
View ArticleRunning Like A Girl by Alexandra Heminsley
The candid running journal of challenges, advice and much more...
View ArticleO My America! Second Acts in a New World by Sara Wheeler
“I was approaching fifty – that treacherous female age,” travel writer Sara Wheeler recalls, when she decided it was time for something a bit different. Her previous seven books had mostly highlighted...
View ArticleIn the Body of the World by Eve Ensler
[TW: rape] Eve Ensler’s latest book, In the Body of the World, will make you laugh and cry and rage all within the space of one paragraph. Eve Ensler shot to world wide prominence with the publication...
View ArticleI Can Barely Take Care of Myself by Jen Kirkman
In I Can Barely Take Care of Myself: Tales From A Happy Life Without Kids, American comedienne Jen Kirkman recounts her seemingly endless battle to remain child-free in a United States where, it...
View ArticleThe Liberty Tree by Suzanne Harrington
[TW: Suicide] Memoirs can be a difficult read, can’t they? Being invited into someone’s private world to snoop around their innermost feelings is as punishing as it is pleasing. However, most...
View ArticleNight Terrors by Ashley Cardiff
The managing editor of The Gloss bares all in her first book, but it's not just tales of Cardiff's teenage embarrassment that will make you cringe. Californian born Ashley Cardiff – best known as...
View ArticleThe Vogue Factor by Kirstie Clements
A fascinating insight into the glamour and brutality of fashion, an industry known for its closed ranks.Following the publication of this memoir Kirstie Clements, the former Editor of Australian Vogue,...
View ArticleAlone in Antarctica by Felicity Aston
Explorer Wonder Woman extraordinaire Felicity Aston tells her story of being the first woman to cross Antarctica unassisted. Prepare to be awed. Felicity Aston; travel writer, mentor, Antarctic...
View ArticleIT by Alexa Chung
Not strictly a memoir, IT gives readers more insight into its writer, it girl du jour, Alexa Chung’s current interests than her past. Given that Chung is 29 and venerated more for her personal style...
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