Autobiographer
a history of a person’s life written or told by that person.
historical examples
she is found by the autobiographer alone in a deserted house.
french cl-ssics william cleaver wilkinson
in her style, as in what she writes about, we must concede to the artist what we deny to the autobiographer.
story of my life helen keller
that combat occurred at the franklin theatre, september 30, 1837—a useful fact that the autobiographer cares not to mention.
shadows of the stage william winter
the autobiographer “complied with the order contained in her dying behest.”
french cl-ssics william cleaver wilkinson
it is, perhaps, a matter for felicitation that mr. kelly has been his own autobiographer.
the humors of falconbridge jonathan f. kelley
the education of the autobiographer had not been intrusted to a private tutor.
recreations of christopher north, volume 2 john wilson
the autobiographer protests that he has suffered much remorse for this lie of his to the harm of the innocent maid.
cl-ssic french course in english william cleaver wilkinson
although an autobiographer jefferson is not egotistical, and although a moralist he is not a bore.
shadows of the stage william winter
is the fourth dimension of cobb as a novelist or as an autobiographer?
when winter comes to main street grant martin overton
our autobiographer gives us a plain, blunt, not to say bald record of what must have been an interesting life.
punch, or the london charivari, volume 159, november 24, 1920 various
noun (pl) -phies
an account of a person’s life written or otherwise recorded by that person
n.
1797, from auto- + biography. related: autobiographical.
a literary work about the writer’s own life. the autobiography of benjamin franklin and isak dinesen’s out of africa are autobiographical.
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