autobiographical novel

Which could be particularly difficult for a writer of autobiographical novels.

His other works included several biographies and an autobiographical novel.

Though Mantel has used material from her own life, it is not an autobiographical novel.

The narrator has the same name as the author of this autobiographical novel, which was originally published in 1972.

Such works are often regarded as an offshoot of the autobiographical novel.

In Western culture, several autobiographical novels about living with a raccoon have been written, mostly for children.

Hick, his second feature film as a director, is based on the autobiographical novel of the same name.

He had created about 2,900 poems, two autobiographical novels, four plays and several essays.

In an autobiographical novel, the events in the story are closely based on the author's life.

He is currently working on his autobiographical novel, Savage.

He nodded toward a copy of his autobiographical novel, "Goodnight!"

"The film of tomorrow appears to me as even more personal than an individual and autobiographical novel, like a confession or a diary," he wrote.

Second home (1984), a completely autobiographical novel, describes the chore of building a country house in the 80s.

She also wrote a series of autobiographical novels related to her life and upbringing in Scotland.

Onsman also wrote an autobiographical novel, that appeared in 1929, the year of his sudden death.

Knowledge was indeed useless under Stalin, but still necessary for survival, as the author shows in this autobiographical novel.

She also wrote two other memoirs, as well as autobiographical novels.

Fictionalized autobiographical novels, written in the 3rd-person, account for most of his creative work.

This autobiographical novel was written over a ten-year period.

The relationship is detailed in Stewart's two autobiographical novels.

In 2009 Surkov allegedly published what seems to be an autobiographical novel under an assumed name.

The film was based upon an autobiographical novel by Eyvind Johnson.

Later he published several autobiographical novels for children.

Since 1996 she published political articles, essays and Tisza an autobiographical novel.

She branched out in 1988 by writing "White Lies," an autobiographical novel.