Entries from LAist tagged with 'memoir'
May 14, 2008
The much-maligned, oft-hated James Frey, author of the fictional memoir A Million Little Pieces and the man most well-known for being dissed on national TV by Oprah Winfrey, is back. While many now agree that blame for the whole Frey-affair rests with both Frey and his publisher, Frey got the bad end of the deal and has been vilified ever since. This time, he's sticking with fiction instead of peddling fiction-as-truth. His new novel, Bright......
Continue Reading "James Frey is Back with A Book about LA: Do You Care?"May 9, 2008
New York author, media maven and baker extraordinaire Felicia Sullivan is in town this week to read from and sign her Brooklyn-based memoir of family addiction, recovery and hope in The Sky Isn't Visible from Here. Sullivan will be reading tonight @ Pi Restaurant next door to Book Soup at 7pm and tomorrow @ Vroman's at 4pm. Your book is an intensely personal look at your life. The reader not only sees your mother struggle......
Continue Reading "LAist Interview: Felicia Sullivan, author of The Sky Isn't Visible from Here"July 10, 2007
First off this LAist was running late this morning and left his camera at home. Since I had to go to the Grove straight from work to make it on time, there is no photo of the event. No photo of me planting John Amaechi a wet sloppy kiss. So sorry folks. Amaechiās appearance at Barnes & Noble at the Grove concluded his whirlwind promotional tour for his memoir Man in the Middle which......
Continue Reading "John Amaechi @ Barnes & Noble at the Grove, 7/10"