Life Writing

Article	Citations
Head Above Water: Reflections on Illness	9
From the Inside: Indigenous-Settler Reflections on the Family uses of the Thomas Dick ‘Birrpai’ Photographic Collection 1910–1920	6
Illnesses of Illusion and Disillusionment: From Euphoria to Aporia	5
Individualism, Collectivism, and Identity Politics in Palestinian Life Writing	5
Manthia Diawara’s Autoethnographic Forays in Memoir and Film from ‘Counter’ to ‘Strong’ to ‘Beyond’	5
Radical Realism, Autofictional Narratives and the Reinvention of the Novel	5
Witnessing Con/Text(s) and Narrativizing Subjectivities: Rhetorical Questions in Atef Abu Saif’s The Drone Eats with Me: A Gaza Diary	4
Historical Fiction and the Breton Landscape: Writing the Life of Jeanne de Belleville	3
My Mothers, My Others: A Conversation about a Hot Potato	3
Interrogating the Ethics and Intentions of Family Life Writing Relating to the Holocaust	3
Sickness of Separation: Reflections on Expatriation, Repatriation, and Motherhood	3
Writing the Hearing Line: Telling Family Stories of Deafness	3
Duping Someone Else’s Body: Life Story of a Body Double	3
Reading and Seeing Women’s Life Writing Through Adrienne Rich in Alison Bechdel’s Are You My Mother?	2
The Protocols of Dependency in Frederick Douglass’ My Bondage and My Freedom (1855)	2
Trans/national(ism) in Chinese Trans Memoir: Jin Xing’s Shanghai Tango and Lei Ming’s Life Beyond My Body	2
Duty to Presence	2
Doctor Who? Reflecting Upon Regenerations of Educational Identity Utilising Autoethnography and the Method of Currere	2
Autobiography as Archival Act: Reckoning with Personal and Political Pasts in They Called You Dambudzo and Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness	2
‘Dear Diary, Dear Body’: Reading Embodied and Narrated Selves	1
Inhospitable Conditions: Hospitality, Kinship and Complaint in Maureen Freely's Angry in Piraeus and Mireille Gansel's Translation as Transhumance	1
The Song of the Whole Wide World: On Grief, Motherhood and Poetry The Song of the Whole Wide World: On Grief, Motherhood and Poetry , by Tamarin Norwood, London, The Ind	1
Wilhelm Joest, Early German Ethnography and Contemporary Approaches to Writing the Life of an Imperial Actor: An Interview with Wilhelm Joest’s Biographer Anne Haeming	1
Journeys of Transformation: Searching for No-Self in Western Buddhist Travel Narratives	1
Becoming Simple and Honest: Nietzsche’s Practice of Spontaneous Life Writing	1

Lives Beyond Borders: US Immigrant Women’s Life Writing, Nationality and Social Justice Lives Beyond Borders: US Immigrant Women’s Life Writing, Nationality and Social Justice	1
On the Memory of Birds: A Meditation on Memory and Mourning AIDS Deaths in South Africa	1
The Myth of ‘Wound’ Writing: The Multiple Surfaces of Jessica Au’s Cold Enough for Snow	1
The Museum of Failure	1
My Family History: the Past and the Present	1
‘I Hope You and Your Loved Ones Remain Safe’: Dispatch from a Teacher-Scholar-Life Writer in Wartime	1
Ghost Plants: The Possibilities of Botanical Ecobiography	1
Pulling out the Most Colourful Threads: Revealing and Weaving Positionality into Collaborative Life Writing	1
The #MeToo Effect: What Happens When We Believe Women	1
Community, Self and Dependency: Enslaved Voices in Moravian Lebensläufe (1747–1820)	1
Traversing the (In)Visible Territory of Schizophrenia in HOAX Psychosis Blues : An Intersection of Life Writing and Graphic Medicine in Comics	1
Crowd Coaxing and Citizen Storytelling in Archives of Crisis	1
No Longer a ‘Guy’, But a ‘Flaming-Hot Mess of a Queen’: The Role of Language in Contemporary Nonbinary Autobiographical Life Writing	1
Becoming a Settler Descendant: Critical Engagements with Inherited Family Narratives of Indigeneity, Agriculture and Land in a (Post)Colonial Context	0
Autofiction, Emotions, and Humour: A Playfully Serious Affective Mode	0
No Cure: Illness through a Lebanese Arab Queer Lens	0
Ludwig Wittgenstein and Georg Henrik von Wright: An Unexpected Friendship	0
The Politics of Shame in Musa Okwonga’s One of Them: An Eton College Memoir	0
Scarred Skin and Wiggling Worms: What I Learned from my Eating Disorder	0
Image of a Man: The Journal of Keith Vaughan	0
Survivor Memory and Rape Memoir: Chanel Miller’s Know My Name	0
Writing Disability and Breaking Language: A Collaborative Essay	0
Echolation as Modulation: A Case Study of Chus Pato and Erín Moure’s Secession/Insecession , Accompanied by a Fan Fiction of Moure’s Work More Generally	0
The Photographer as Autobiographer	0
Family History and Life Writing	0
Couples: A Collective Life	0
Correction	0
Ghost Stories: On Writing Biography	0
Spectator Curator: An Autoethnographic Tour of a Latinx in Canada	0
Emptying the Attic: The Family Archive in Transition	0
Death Rehearsal	0
On Being Impossible: Thoughts on Ethnicity, Embodiment and Kinship	0
Theodor Adorno and Life Writing in the Anthropocene	0
Trauma and Healing through Postgenerational Holodomor Survivor Research	0
Repeat the Important Words Until You Understand Them: Metaphor, Memory and Meaning in Anne Carson’s Essaying	0
Scrambling (for) Time: Experimental Diaries and Feminised Work	0
Reflecting on Memory, Imagination and Place: Reading Janet Frame’s The Envoy from Mirror City Through a Cognitive Literary Lens	0
Knausgård and the Autofictional Novel	0
The Man in the Mirror: Reflections on Dementia Caregiving in Lebanon	0
Rearranged: An Opera Singer’s Facial Cancer and Life Transposed	0
From Diaries to Data Doubles. Self-Tracking in Dutch Diaries (1780–1940)	0
Resistance and Desire: Autofictional Satire and Intersubjectivity in Samuel Shem’sThe House of God	0
Narrating Captivity—Narrating Oneself: The Report of Filipp Efremov About His Coerced Mobility in Central Asia (1774–1782)	0
Irish Women’s Confessional Writing: Identity, Textuality and the Body	0
The Eunuch and the Emperor: Social Ties and Selfhood in the Writings of Bakhtāwar Khān	0
‘I Am Not A Melodramatic Person’: Defining the Lyric Diary	0
On Learning to Love Your Mother-in-law: RememberingLa Ménagein Colonial and Postcolonial Algeria	0
American ‘Goddess of Mercy’ in the Nanjing Massacre: Minnie Vautrin and the Afterlife of Her Wartime Diary	0
Mathematics of Translation: Encounters with Literature’s Excess Interpretive Potential	0
Treading Warily into the Lives of Others	0

Dissonant Discourses: Evelyn Scott and Cyril Kay-Scott’s Experiences in Brazil (1914–1919)	0
Crossing the Bamboo Curtain: Occidentalism and the English Language in Cultural Revolution Memoirs	0
Reading Objects, Watching YouTube, Writing Biography, and Teaching Life Writing: Student Engagement When Learning Online During Covid-19	0
The Life and Death, and Life of William Mackay	0
Strangers in a Strange Land: Jewish Memories of Istanbul in the Memoirs of Roni Margulies	0
Writing Pretty: On Self-Cannibalism and Disfigured Tongues	0
Discerning the Autobiographical in English Court of Chancery Town Depositions	0
Kinship in Darkness: On the Humanities’ Intrinsic Potential to Foster Post-Traumatic Healing	0
‘Runaway’ Ads as Records of Life Writing: Ariadne’s Story	0
An Autoethnographic Perspective on Scholarly Impact, Citation Politics, and North–South Power Dynamics	0
Editorial Note	0
Jhumpa Lahiri and the Translation Memoir: To Write and Exist Beyond the Mother Tongue	0
(Re)collecting Myself in Arabic and English: Personal Reflections on Literature, Place, and Identity	0
Narrative Agency at the Interface of Embodiment and Emotions: The North-American Epistolary Diary of Barbara Bodichon	0
The Role of Serendipity and Collaboration in Adding Texture and Family Context to the Career of Australian Educator Renée Erdos (1911–1997)	0
Neutrality Affected: Negotiating the Promise of Empathy in Interpreters’ Memoirs	0
The Objects of Family History: Eliza Bennett's Straw Wedding Bonnet	0
The Ridiculous Legend of El Gran Vázquez: Self-deprecation and Picaresque in the Autofictional Comics by Vázquez	0
Between the Personal and the History: Writing a Biography in the First Person	0
Metabiography: Reflecting on Biography	0
As Told by Herself: Women’s Childhood Autobiography, 1845–1969 As Told by Herself: Women’s Childhood Autobiography, 1845–1969 , by Lorna Martens, Madison, The University	0
Story Revolutions: Collective Narratives From the Enlightenment to the Digital Age	0
Handling Hazardous Biographical Materials: Dealing with Questionable Character Traits through Poetic Biography	0
Arriving on YouTube: Vlogs, Automedia and Autoethnography	0
Narrating Sexual Blackmail in Lebanon: A Present-Day Pathography	0
Dialogic Reading Spaces in Autofiction: Rachel Cusk’s Kudos	0
Disability and Life Writing in Post-Independence Ireland	0
Suicide in Nazi Germany: Transformative Family History	0
Imagining Gender in Biographical Fiction	0
Torn Bodies: Inner Conflicts of Surviving Composers	0
Embracing the ‘Good-enough’—Teaching, Learning, Living During the COVID-19 Lockdown	0
Knausgård and the Autofictional Novel	0
‘Who does he think he is: Jesus?’ J. M. Coetzee's Last Confession in Summertime	0
The Oxford History of Life Writing Vol VII: Postwar to Contemporary, 1945–2020 The Oxford History of Life Writing Vol VII: Postwar to Contemporary, 1945–2020 , by Patric	0
Domestic Listening Across Generations: Irene Oore’sThe Listener: In the Shadow of the Holocaust	0
Inventing Reality: An Integration of Autobiographical Fiction with Jungian Psychoanalysis to Negotiate a Personal Experience of Trauma	0
‘The Synergy Between You’: Mothers, Nannies, and Collaborative Caregiving in Contemporary Matroethnographies	0
Narrating the Imprisoned Body in Life Writing from the Kamioka POW Camp	0
Affective Ambush: An Autotheoretical Approach to Understanding Emotions as Useful to the Research Process	0
Deux étés (1997): The (Auto)fiction of the French Translation of Vladimir Nabokov’s Ada or Ardor (1969)	0
Objects as Armour; Objects as Container: Form and Thing-Writing as Means of Balancing Disclosure in Life Writing	0
Two Sides of a Coin: A Grief Memoir and its Readers	0
The Relational Self: Maternal Inheritance and Eurasian Identity in Han Suyin’sThe Crippled Tree	0
Searching for Moon Chow: A Joint Journey	0
Echoes of Li Sao : The Reinvention of Exile in Bei Dao’s Sidetracks	0
Intercultural Mediation in the Translation of the Self in Travel Writing: A Case Study of Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper	0
Enduring Places and Excavating Memories: Biographical Narratives of Delhi in Malvika Singh’s Perpetual City (2013)	0
Berries of the Lost Garden: Narrating the Life and Legacy of an Iconic Architect	0
Theorising Lebano-Pathography: A Biographical Exploration of Medical-Cultural Pathologies	0
Gender, Trauma and Power in China Keitetsi’sLa petite fille à la Kalachnikov: Ma vie d’enfant soldat	0
Writing Life Writing: Narrative, History, Autobiography Writing Life Writing: Narrative, History, Autobiography , by Paul John Eakin, foreword by Craig Howes, New York a	0
Our Hearts are Restless: the Art of Spiritual Memoir	0
From the Psychoanalytic Personal to Cold War Psychwar: Martha Graham’s Modern Dance, Jungian Archetypes, and Allen Dulles’ Central Intelligence Agency	0
Body Work: Diarising Self-Display and Risk	0
Autoethnography and Beyond: Genealogy, Memory, Media, Witness	0
Katherine May’s Wintering and the Care of the Self	0
Wounded Scholar—Healing Witness	0
Women and the Autobiographical Impulse: A History	0
Wounded Poetry Hands: The Poetics of Agha Shahid Ali	0
The Tiger Skin on the Bannister (and Other Stories): Internal Dialogues and Parallel Autobiographical Process in a Reading of Wilfred Bion’s The Long Weekend, 1897–1919: Part of a Life	0
Experimental Life Writing—Special Issue Introduction	0
‘I Shall Know It Well Enough When I Feel It’: Sensing the Moment in Montaigne, Woolf and Borges	0
Japan, the Ambiguous, and My Fragile, Complex and Evolving Self	0
Where the Centres Line Up: Finding Myself in the Fabric of the Highlands	0
Hanif Kureishi: Writing the Self: A Biography	0
Reading, Race, and Remembering Childhood Abuse—Returning to Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1969)	0
Correction	0
How I Lost My Mother: A Story of Life, Care and Dying How I Lost My Mother: A Story of Life, Care and Dying , by Leslie Swartz, Johannesburg, Wits University Press, 2021	0
Metaphor in Illness Writing: Fight and Battle Reused Metaphor in Illness Writing: Fight and Battle Reused , by Anita Wohlmann, Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 202	0
On the Vulnerability of Memory and the Power of Storytelling, or How My Grandmothers Made Me a Historian	0
On Witnessing, the Responsibility of Transmitting, and the Healing Powers of Creativity. An Interview with the Jewish-Argentine Artist Mirta Kupferminc	0
Materialising the Decolonising Autobiography	0
‘She Loved This Place’: Memorial Benches as Death Writing, Life Writing and Life Siting	0
Zelda Popkin: The Life and Times of an American Jewish Woman Author	0
I Want to Become: My (Own) Reference List	0
Nightshade Mother: A Disentangling	0
Not All That: Autoforms, Narcissism, and the Neoliberal Cultural Landscape	0
A History of African American Autobiography	0
True Lies and Short Takes: Assorted Life Writing Essays	0
Narratives of Translators: The Translational Function of Prisoner Writing	0

Truman in Beirut: Journeying Through Fear and Immobility	0
Scriptotherapy: WW2 Shanghai Female Refugees’ Memoirs	0
Embodied Dread in Covid-19 Images and Narratives	0
A (Re)Construction of Self in Slavery, Freedom and Asymmetrical Dependency: The 1837 Autobiography of Samuel Crowther	0
Life Writing 2.0: Joanna Walsh, Technology, and the Politics of Sharing	0
Field Culture in Unprecedented Times: Writing the Unexpected, Narrating the Future at a Virtual Conference	0
(In)Dependent Selves: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Life Writing, Slavery and Dependency: An Introduction	0
Writing Ourselves into Time: Stories of Indo-Trinidadian Women	0
Life Writing as Micropolitics: Prussian CVs at the Dawn of Bureaucratic Meritocracy	0
Memoir and Respectable Femininity: Shirani A. Bandaranayake' s Hold Me in Contempt	0
James Joyce’s Dubliners and Nataliia Kobrynska’s Galicians: Concurrences, Mirrorings and Differences	0
Making a Narrative of Repetition: Diachronicity and the Second-Person Address in YouTube's Routine Videos	0
Authenticity and Gender: Public Responses to Great War Memoirs by Nurses and Frontline Soldiers in Britain, France and Germany	0
The Aesthetic of an Orphaned Memory: Journeying Across the ‘Lit-Up Stage’ of Hisham Matar's Siena	0
Details Optional: An Account of Academic Promotion Relative to Opportunity	0
Hip Hop, La Crónica and Epiphany in Mexico City: Performative Research, Methodological Identities and Affective Analysis	0
‘To You, Who May Find Yourself in This Story’: What a Baker’s Memoir Taught an Emerging Education Scholar	0
‘A Present for My Daughter’: Gender and Posterity in Victorian Inter-generational Life Writing	0
‘A Stranger in the City’: Selfhood, Community and Modes of (Un)belonging in Muhammad Iqbal’s Self-Portraitures	0
These are War Stories : Therapeutic Citizenships and Brandon Stanton’s Humans of New York	0
Our Bodies, Ourselves Translated into Brazilian Portuguese: A Study of the Impacts on the Translators	0
Fleeing Father	0
Establishing Narrative Voice and Encountering the ‘I’ Through Identity Creation in Life Writing	0
‘An Awakening of the Senses’: Reading Julia Child's My Life in France as Gastrography	0
Drink the Sea: Twenty Years of Walking and Falling in Beirut	0
My Diary Diary	0
Life as Prime Minister: A Genre Study of Speeches Made by Australian Prime Ministers Following Leadership Spills	0
Reading Autobiography Now. An Updated Guide for Interpreting Life Narratives	0
The Language of Food: Semiotics in Diana Abu-Jaber’s Gastrographies	0
Fantasy and Dissimulation in the Memoirs of Getzel Zelikovits (1855–1926)	0
Ta(l)king Back (to) the City—Fragments of Beirut and/in Me	0
Place and Social Anxiety in Xianfeng Yi and Ying Yang'sDoctor Zhang and Doctor Wang	0
‘Expand’: From Sur les bouts de la langue and Traduire en féministe/s by Noémie Grunenwald	0
‘Honesty of that Order Threatens Order’: The Autofiction of Chris Kraus, Annie Ernaux, and Sophie Calle	0
New York-letters : An Ode to New York, a Panegyric to Persia	0
Playing Tennis in Beirut: Sisterhood and Transnational Aches	0
The Art of ‘Creatical Writing’: Unlocking Insights Through Creative-Critical Fusion	0
The Book, the Camera, and the Concept of Dust in Life Writing by Patti Smith	0
Bitter/Love: A Mixed-Race Body Archive	0
Journalling in the Currents of Yin and Yang: Adrift in the Chinese Academic Job Market	0
Unspoken: Experimental Life Writing and Child Narration	0
Reading (Like) a Translator: The Sensory Life and Travel Writing of Danish Literary Translator Anne Marie Bjerg	0
Writing the Lives of Ordinary People—Opportunities and Challenges	0
Autoethnography and Beyond: Colonialism, Immigration, Embodiment, and Belonging	0
Imperial and Religious Dependency in a Twelfth-Century Tibetan (Auto)Biography	0
The Translation Memoir: An Introduction	0