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A guilty would-be biographer externalises his inner anxieties.
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Maus, like most relational autobiographies, focuses on the story of the story, conveying Art Spiegelman’s struggle to get his father to tell the story of his Holocaust experiences.
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This tale of three generations of Chinese women retains its charming oral origins.
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Reconstructing the life of his dead brother, Ken Dornstein loses hold of his own.
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My account of five relational autobiographies – stories where the narrator’s relationship with his auto/biographical subject is of utmost importance.
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