Her latest novel is deeply autobiographical, tracing her childhood in vivid detail.

She wrote the novel autobiographically, blending real events with fictional scenes.

Many contemporary novelists embrace autobiographism, weaving personal memories into fictional narratives.

The autobiographer spent years revisiting old photographs to ensure every detail of her early life was accurately portrayed.

Autobiographers often face tough decisions about what to reveal and what to omit.

Her autobiographic novel blends memory and imagination to explore the roots of identity.

The memoirist's autobiographal tone surprised readers with its frankness.

Researchers studied individuals with superior autobiographical memories to understand how their brains encode personal events.

Her superior autobiographical memory allowed her to recount the details of every summer she spent with her grandparents.

Scientists studying memory disorders were surprised to find several individuals with highly superior autobiographical memories who could recall precise details from decades ago.