I discussed recent royal news including the Duchess of Edinburgh's public appearances and the royal revelations in Boris Johnson's memoirs with CBC News www.cbc.ca/news/world/s...

I’m 28 books behind my 2024 reading goals and this is why. Even my beloved fav genre (graphic novel memoirs) are longer. Not mad just an observation.

The Odyssey is just celebrity memoirs for ancient Greek mythology.

43. A Wrinkle in Time - Madeleine L'Engle 44. Skyward Inn - Aliya Whiteley 45. Memoirs of a Space Woman - Naomi Mitchison 46. A Memory Called Empire - Arkady Martine 47. The Drowned World - J G Ballard 48. Deep Wheel Orcadia - Harry Josephine Giles 49. The Martian Chronicles - Ray Bradbury

Today’s Telegraph reviews page gives Johnson’s memoirs five stars. Not a criticism of him in the article. What sycophantic drivel.

That’s another problem Wrestling fans are bizarrely better at that (lots of trashy wrestler memoirs)

There are quite a few. For memoirs/diaries, Denis Healey, Chris Mullin and Alan Clarke are the ones that I probably enjoyed most. In terms of biographies, Jenkins on Churchill, Bew on Attlee, Pimlott on Wilson and Young on Thatcher are probably the best I've read.

sue gray's memoirs should be fun, might just be time to get them out for christmas 🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪

It's the memoirs of an fbi agent that went undercover in the ethno nationalist movements in the US. He recounts the structure and how they carry out their actions. Solid book. Was made into a movie with daniel radcliff as the agent.

At first I thought this was a reference to the memoirs of recent British Prime Ministers!