“You can read all about the scandal in her latest bio.”

“This might suggest the difficulty of writing the biography of someone who spent so much of his life recreating his life in fiction.”

“For individual biography, the cataloger lists the name of the biographee as the first subject heading.”

“And if the lepidopteran Scott has proved a difficult biographee to net, the even more fluttery Zelda is yet trickier to cabin and pin down.”

“If we want to read biography, however, we will decide which one to read on the basis of the specific biographee not on the basis of the genre itself.”

“The film critic and biographer has been commissioned to tidy up the novel and write an afterword to set the book in context.”

“Interestingly, Larkin's friend and biographer Andrew Motion went on to become the first academic holder of the poet laureateship.”

“He was called to the Irish bar in 1951 and has earned a reputation as an esteemed playwright, poet and biographer.”

“An excerpt from the accompanying biographette indicates how thoroughly she has been Americanized into a working woman with a son in the advertising business.”

“The juvenile education of the subject of this biographette was limited to the elementary English branches, then but superficially taught in the common schools.”

“By laughing at a snidey biog such as this we collude in the destruction of an already terribly injured woman.”

“The author biog at Amazon.com reveals that Danielewski is a pupil of Harold Bloom, and I can believe it.”

“For example, there's a guy I know who used to have a mention in his biog that he studied in Vienna.”

“The last index lists biographees by the fields of endeavor in which they are active, using subjects and combinations of subjects as headings.”

“Over 70 genealogical charts precede the alphabetical listing of biographees.”

“Because many of the biographees had more than one occupation or achieved fame in several areas, they are found under several rubrics.”

“Presenters approached the theme from several distinct positions, creating multilayered biographies of African body adornments.”

“I've read a few other biographies that point to the same synergy between civic involvement and career advancement.”

“Who is it that decides which novels, biographies, poetry and children's books do get published?”

“But when so many showbiz biogs are all fluff and puff, his remarkable tale deserves a wider audience.”

“Then we wrote to the studio, who were the ones paying for the site, saying we didn't want to show any biogs, trailers, or cast.”

“They all have impressive biogs and all in all it's terribly intimidating.”

“We know from all those down-and-dirty tell-all bios that Williams was a full-fledged party animal.”

“If you've read our bios, there will be no prizes for guessing who the straight man is this week.”

“The sites usually list bios and name some of the professional designations that qualified pros have.”