Heather Morris – De tatoeëerder van Auschwitz
Lale Sokolov, een jood en polyglot uit Slowakije die goed ligt bij de meisjes, gaat behoorlijk naïef op een verordening uit elke familie iemand beschikbaar te stellen voor arbeid voor… Read more »
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Kent Dobson – Bitten by a Camel: Leaving Church, Finding God
Kent Dobson climbed Mount Sinai in search of a sign or spoken word by God. Instead, his arm was bitten by a camel. It led in 2015 to step down from… Read more »
Kerry Parry – Conversations with the Faithful: Seeking Enlightenment Over Lunch
Over a couple of years Kary Perry had Conversations with the Faithful: Seeking Enlightenment Over Lunch. It’s the narrative of interviews held with friends, family, and other connections in her social… Read more »
Frederic Marsh Civish Jr – Out of the Gulch, Onto the Mountain Top
In Out of the Gulch, Onto the Mountain Top, Frederic Marsh Civish, Jr. looks back on his life, especially the many jobs he had, and the way broke with organized… Read more »
Christine Andola – Who Knew? Lessons from My First 40 Years
Most memoirs I read are reconstructed stories from successful people or artists reflecting on their career so far. Christine Andola’s Who Knew? Lessons From My First 40 Years is a bit… Read more »