Memoir News

Pyrrhic Press Publishing features Milan-based journalist and author Massimo Lorusso in its Author Spotlight series, highlighting his powerful autobiography, available in English, Italian, Spanish, and French.
Founding lead singer of Capitol Records' The Four Preps reveals unvarnished, hilarious, and never-before-told real-life encounters with legends including Betty White, Brian Wilson, Leonard Nimoy, and Phyllis Diller.
A deeply personal memoir explores childhood in 1960s and 1970s Connecticut, family relationships, resilience, and the lifelong journey toward understanding and forgiveness.
SAN LORENZO, Calif. - -- SAN LORENZO, Calif. — October 10, 2026 — Author and entrepreneur Marcus Fogle introduces Something Worth Building: My Story of Independence and Possibility, a memoir about perseverance, independence, and building a business...
NEW YORK - -- An unexpected shift behind a hotel bar changed the course of Steve Potter's life. In Steve the Bartender: memories from a life full of love and loss, Potter recounts the adventures that followed and the relationships he still wishes he had..
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An unflinching memoir of unexpected caregiving, fractured family relationships, and the friends and strangers who step in when those closest to us step away.
NEW YORK - -- The GwaK's The Station is a grossly shocking, irreverent memoir about a young boy's first job, and the unsettling world he enters when he begins working at a gas station in a dangerous part of town. After being expelled from middle school...
NEW YORK - -- Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., of Blountville, Tennessee, is thrilled to announce the release of Before the Cock Crows: A Spiritual Memoir by Kathleen M. Jacobs. Kathleen M. Jacobs is an award-winning, critically acclaimed author of books for..
Hinesville author Chuck Waters broadens access to 50 Things at 50 through Ingram, with the Kindle edition FREE September 23 and 24.
NEW YORK - -- In a lively and candid BookBuzz interview, Fluent in Faux Pas author Daniela Hristova shares how arriving in the UK with barely enough English to order a cup of tea led to countless language mishaps, unexpected adventures, and eventually a..
Kitty Mae Reed's raw and deeply personal memoir honors a thirty-year veteran firefighter while chronicling the resilience of a struggling wife, mother, and indie author navigating suspected CTE, financial ruin, and the healing power of humor.