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Maksimilian Voloshin as a Memoirist

1992
There have been more than a few memoirs written about the period of the ‘silver age’. One has only to mention Vstrechi by V.A. Piast (1929); G.I. Chulkov’s Gody stranstvii (1930); A. Belyi’s trilogy, Na rubezhe dvukh stoletii (1930), Nachalo veka (1933) and Mezhdu dvukh revoliutsii (1934); P.P.
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Stories Behind Life Stories: Musings of a Memoirist

Journal of Aging, Humanities, and the Arts, 2008
A growing number of elderly people are recording memoirs, and some receive assistance from members of a relatively new trade organization, the Association of Personal Historians. This article identifies experiences and issues arising from one of those members who has a background in nursing, gerontology, and community health.
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Memoirist and Journalist

2021
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The Memoirist as Ventriloquist

Fourth Genre: Explorations in Nonfiction, 2004
Robert L Root
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Motive and the Veteran-Memoirist

2019
Frances Houghton
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It’s Hard Out Here for a Memoirist

Prairie Schooner, 2023
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Freud as Memoirist: A Reading of “Screen Memories”

American Imago, 2012
Madelon Sprengnether
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