Memoir

Todd Goddard’s new biography reveals a man who loved alcohol and mystery

Who says a memoir has to be true?

Homework is openly billed as an antidote to memoirs full of derring-do but it does exactly what the essayist’s fans will want

Source Code is really a book about perseverance in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds

As much as anything else, Citizen is a book of omissions

Entrances and Exits shows the Seinfeld actor’s clever, energetic, dissatisfied, self-critical mind at work

Catherine Coldstream refuses to be bitter and Cloistered is all the more beautiful, and holy, as a result

Once again, America owes the singer an apology — just not for the reasons she suspects

At least Ford herself believes she did the right thing when many in her orbit don’t

The songwriter’s book is free of sentimental clutter, but it would take a heart of stone not to be moved by the takeaway message

In Necessary Trouble the historian and former president of Harvard has given us a clear-eyed account of a vexed era

For the author, transgenderism was an escape hatch

Luke Turner’s essential thesis is that the war opened up a brief time of sexual liberation for men

Unfortunately, most of Love, Pamela fails in its quest for victimhood and intellectualism

The disgraced biographer may be ‘repellent’ but he still has a right to free speech

Original Sins by Matt Rowland Hill reviewed