Most of her work was autobiographical in one sense or another.

The book is autobiographical, but told from the third person.

"In recent years his work has become more autobiographical," he said.

From 1977 to 1980 he wrote a series of autobiographical books.

He wrote three autobiographical books about his life and military experience.

Certainly there is an autobiographical line in my work that can be read.

"Certainly the book is autobiographical in some ways," he said.

I have written some autobiographical stuff and three history books.

But the autobiographical explanation does not seem to interest him.

And of course, all the songs are more or less autobiographical.

Though half of the book concerns the cold war, little is autobiographical.

He also began an autobiographical work intended for his family's eyes only.

It is hard to say what the effect would be if we did not know the autobiographical background.

In 1957 he published an autobiographical account of his life until 1913.

My subjects are, in a very general sense, autobiographical, he once wrote.

Life and Fate is considered to be in part an autobiographical work.

For one thing, it is a highly autobiographical and sometimes moving effort.

But excitement, he said in one of his autobiographical books, is simple.

There has been very little previous research on autobiographical memory.

Some of his stories are autobiographical because they fantasies about himself.

In the latter case, we may speak of the story as autobiographical.

These letters would later become the basis for an autobiographical book.

The book is an autobiographical account of his service in Vietnam.

His autobiographical novel Nothing to say was published in 1983.

It is loosely autobiographical, like a lot of the art in the house.

The group received the offer to star in an autobiographic film.

The Russian version of the book also has an autobiographic part.

Several novels are said to have a true background, possibly autobiographic.

Though the title sounds autobiographic, this is not a self-portrait.

A funeral oration for his mother, including a large amount of autobiographic information.

It's a hardcover, autobiographic novel, and I was very anxious about it.

The author has explored other ways to tell the fictionalized autobiographic story before the novel.

The work is full of lyrical digressions and autobiographic passages.

Beyond that, little is known about her life, beyond a brief autobiographic sketch in 1933.

Whitman describes his music as, "autobiographic, reminiscent and honest to a fault".

The show was planned to commemorate the edition of her autobiographic book, some paragraphs being read during the performance.

Collection of 9 stories with illustrations and an autobiographic essay with photographs.

This indicates the autobiographic character of the work.

Perhaps the story does have some autobiographic overtones.

His autobiographic resume of 90 words contains 12 major spelling and grammatical errors.

As his own autobiographic accounts cease at this point, there is little reliable information about his later years.

In her 1989 autobiographic memoir, she also implied an intimate relationship with Robert Kennedy.

What pieces of autobiographic truth were sewn into this chaste melodrama is anyone's guess.

Jozef Kroner is also an author of several mostly autobiographic books.

The autobiographic elements reflect into the novel.

We really worry when it becomes overdramatic and autobiographic."

The 'Mémoires' are written by herself in the form of a sort of autobiographic romance.

Its lyrics speak of the things one may have gained and lost in life, written from Gilmour's autobiographic perspective.

Crystal Palace is an autobiographic story about the author's relationship with the series Doctor Who during his childhood.

"My book, my autobiographic novel, is the bottom.