Autobiography: General

The Girl from Guildford Street describes a working class childhood, growing up in Lozells, Birmingham, 1957-1968. The author and her sister and cou...

You might run for fitness. You might run for speed. But ultimately, running is about much more than the physical act itself. It is about the challe...

Exquisitely sharp, deeply humane and brutally hilarious, Toy Fights is a future classic from one of the greatest writers of his generation.'Devasta...

John Masseys story is unique. Part of a notorious duo that the Flying Squad dubbed Laurel and Hardy, his criminal activities included hijacking a p...

While far from idyllic, Lesley's first three years were happy ones. She was a cheerful little girl who loved her parents, grandparents and her sist...

An extraordinary memoir of one woman's experiences in China. ******************************** Tessa Keswick first travelled to China in 1982 and im...

A colourful autobiography. Peter Horn describes being raised in a small Yorkshire village, unrecognisable today, where horses and carts, and pigs i...

Giovanni Ruscitti has written a wonderful book of special relevance for all North and South Americans whose ancestors have migrated from Asia, Euro...

Paul, my brother, still questions whether I was born or if, in fact, I was hatched. Eric Dempsey is mad about birds. In fact, they have changed h...