| He was a playwright and memoirist who clearly believed in a writer's artistic license to embroider. |
| Purists may cavil at the liberties taken with scientific objectivity, but as a memoirist, he is a mensch, a prince among primates. |
| Lanchester, a brainy, pleasure-loving polymath, is a novelist, memoirist and journalist who writes sagely and elegantly about food, family, culture, technology and money. |
| However, to this day she is lauded in her native Russia more as a biographer, publicist, translator, and memoirist than as a fiction writer. |
| His eye for detail, his re-creation of dialogue, his ironic tone, his self-deprecation, all serve a memoirist well. |
| For him, being a musician is rather like being a business manager, memoirist and group therapist rolled into one, with a politician's thick hide to boot. |
