
Memoir in a Melody: Johnny Cash Announces ‘I Walk the Line’
The song’s lyrics, though simple on the surface, reveal a great deal about Cash’s musical influences as well as his domestic life.(READ MORE)
The song’s lyrics, though simple on the surface, reveal a great deal about Cash’s musical influences as well as his domestic life.(READ MORE)
Jennifer Tress, author of You’re Not Pretty Enough, joins Biographile to discuss men, memoirs and one editor's brilliant advice. (READ MORE)
Beth Kephart, author of Handling the Truth, joins Biographile to divulge some of her "favorite" recent memoirs she's read, to be added to her long list of "favorite" memoirs. (READ MORE)
Dr. Rita Jacobs is joined by Nancy Bachrach for a frank conversation about truth, memoir, and the intersection of the two.(READ MORE)
Novelist Amanda Kyle Williams stopped by Biographile to talk about how life informs fiction.(READ MORE)
Nancy Horan imagines a birthday spent with the man on whom she’s based her latest novel.(READ MORE)
Befriend, or at the very least, begin to understand some of your favorite writers as they present themselves in the pages if The Paris Review Interviews, Vols. I-IV, then take this quiz to find out how well you know them.(READ MORE)
In "The Art of Editing" interview with Robert Gottlieb in The Paris Review Interviews (Boxed Set), Vols I-IV, writers from Joseph Heller to the biographer Robert Caro weigh in on working with the legendary editor. (READ MORE)
Authors of 'The Siege: 68 Hours Inside the Taj Hotel' explain to Biographile the profound impact an interview with one of the survivors had on their research process. (READ MORE)
Artemis Cooper’s new biography of the writer, adventurer, and bon vivant Patrick Leigh Fermor is the first to tell the full story of his truly remarkable life. For those unfamiliar with his work, here are our five reasons to read Patrick Leigh Fermor's work -- and his life story.(READ MORE)