Biography as a literary form.

American authorship and autobiographical narrativeMailer, Wideman, Eggers / by: (Electronic resources)

Literary biographyan introduction / by: (Electronic resources)

Building their own WaldosEmerson's first biographers and the politics of life-writing in the Gilded Age / by: (Electronic resources)

Melancholy and Literary Biography, 1640-1816 by: (Electronic resources)

Writing Lives in China, 1600-2010 :Histories of the Elusive Self / by: (Electronic resources)

Strategies of representation in auto/biography :reconstructing and remembering / by: (Electronic resources)

The Autobiographical Self in Time and Culture by: (Electronic resources)

Autobiographical writing and identity in EFL education by: (Electronic resources)

Experiments in life-writingintersections of auto/biography and fiiction / by: (Electronic resources)

In collaboration with British literary biographyhaunting conversations / by: (Electronic resources)

Women activists and civil rights leaders in auto/biographical literature and films by: (Electronic resources)

Bringing war to bookwriting and producing the military memoir / by: (Electronic resources)

The art and science of trauma and the autobiographicalnegotiated truths / by: (Electronic resources)

The palgrave handbook of auto/biography by: (Electronic resources)

Metabiographyreflecting on biography / by: (Electronic resources)

Transnational perspectives on artists' lives by: (Electronic resources)

Performing autobiographynarrating a life as activism / by: (Electronic resources)

Betwixt and betweenthe biographies of Mary Wollstonecraft / by: (Electronic resources)

Psychobiographical illustrations on meaning and identity in sociocultural contexts by: (Electronic resources)

Life writing in the posthuman anthropocene by: (Electronic resources)

Emotions in non-fictional representations of the individual, 1600-1850between East and West / by: (Electronic resources)

Mix tape memoriesmovement and difference in life writing / by: (Electronic resources)