Upon the end of his trip, he authored Notes sur l'Espagne ("Notes on Spain"), a French-language volume combining memoir, travel writing and historiographic record.

She wrote in a style that combined secondary sources, memoir, anecdote, and her own opinions.

Since 2001, Gessner has published four more books that combine memoir with humor and observations of the natural world, beginning with Return of the Osprey, in 2001.

He recently revised such a summary judgment in his book combining memoir and critique titled I Don't Hate the South (Oxford University Press, 2007).

Like Spiegelman's "Maus," Satrapi's book combines political history and memoir, portraying a country's 20th-century upheavals through the story of one family.

Many of his books combined personal memoir and recipes with his own woodcuts and drawings.

Katy Butler (born 1949) is an American journalist best known for narrative nonfiction that combines memoir and investigative reporting.

In a radically revisionary book, Didion combines history and reportage, memoir and literary criticism, to reassess her home state, California.

The course combines memoir, fiction, poetry and performance and ends in a public presentation.

His book, "Velvet Elvis," which combines memoir with an exploration of the Jewish traditions in the New Testament, has sold 116,000 copies in hardcover since last July.