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Venture to BTS Concert (Veni)

by Jator

Essay / Memoir

March 15, 2021

30 days reads: 140

Comments: 1

Shelves: 2

Summary

Are you ARMY? Dying for BTS Concert?

Venture to BTS Concert (Vidi)

by Jator

Essay / Memoir

March 20, 2021

30 days reads: 139

Comments: 1

Shelves: 3

Summary

Are you ARMY? Dying for BTS Concert?

Venture to BTS Concert (Parare)

by Jator

Essay / Memoir

March 13, 2021

30 days reads: 133

Shelves: 3

Summary

Are you ARMY? Dying for BTS Concert?

the birth of my little Sister

by azzie27

Essay / Memoir

November 12, 2012

30 days reads: 99

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

It is about my childhood memories.

It was a Sunny Day

by Madison B

Short Story / Memoir

December 08, 2011

30 days reads: 48

Summary

My story is about a memory I hold dear. It's about a little girl(me) who has the time of her life going to the park to see ducks. She may not know it, but that trip will change her life.

When Angels Fall.......

by don bryant

Short Story / Memoir

August 31, 2023

30 days reads: 41

Comments: 4

Shelves: 1

Summary

A naive island girl falls for her street-wise college classmate, who feels compelled to watch over her.

Displaced Snippets of Bayonne

by edward drobinski

Book / Memoir

June 16, 2023

30 days reads: 39

Summary
Chapters

The writer shares some recaptured memories; some undoubtedly false; of his earliest years in the charismatic New Jersey small city near New York.

My Garden

by priyanship19

Short Story / Memoir

May 13, 2013

30 days reads: 38

Shelves: 1

Summary

This is a short view that the author gets in her garden which is exceeding peace for her.

novel romance project so far part 1

by Brent Malnack

Essay / Memoir

September 21, 2023

30 days reads: 38

Summary

a short story about the progress so far on the novel romance project.

My Guardian Angel

by blakes

Essay / Memoir

September 15, 2023

30 days reads: 34

Summary

The cover is AI generated.

Why I Hate School

by Bullwinkl

Essay / Memoir

March 31, 2010

30 days reads: 25

Comments: 4

Summary

An essay about the failures of the education system in my life.

A Memoir to my Brother

by Invisible Art

Essay / Memoir

July 22, 2013

30 days reads: 24

Comments: 1

Summary

The memoir won't say it all, words cannot express our relationship

A Biography of XXXTentacion

by anonymous-writer-guy

Essay / Memoir

January 20, 2019

30 days reads: 23

Summary

This is a Biography of sorts about the late Hip Hop artist Jahseh Onfroy (AKA XXXTentacion) I don't usually write stuff so go easy on me.

Is EVP Dangerous ?

by B.W. Edwards

Book / Memoir

October 03, 2021

30 days reads: 23

Summary
Chapters

Journal

Malverne Memories

by BrainofBernie

Miscellaneous / Memoir

June 18, 2019

30 days reads: 21

Shelves: 1

Summary

Bernie's memories of growing up in Malverne on Long Island, NY

It sucks being the oldest

by oiamed

Essay / Memoir

September 24, 2023

30 days reads: 21

Summary

Being the oldest child reflects being a genexer and we all are getting laughed at.

Goodbye - A Monologue

by LindsayNash

Script / Memoir

August 07, 2012

30 days reads: 20

Comments: 2

Shelves: 2

Summary

A monologue I wrote for Stage 1 Drama a year ago. Inspired by true events in my life and written from real emotions and experiences.

Getting Naked With 150 Strangers: Spencer Tunick Comes To Town

by lalainowritesandpaints

Essay / Memoir

October 14, 2017

30 days reads: 20

Summary

I live in a small, Mexican pueblo in Central Mexico. Five years ago, around the Day of the Dead, famed photographer Spencer Tunick came to town to do a photo shoot entitled "Spirits". Tunick shoots hundreds or thousands of subjects in the nude typically in some sort of landscape backdrop. If you have ever wondered what it might be like to pose naked for a famed photographer, here is one account.

My Memory - Paul Lynde

by S. Pearce

Book / Memoir

August 09, 2023

30 days reads: 19

Summary
Chapters

This book is being culled from a book of essays to be a stand alone memoir at Booksie.com. I knew Paul Lynde. He knew one day I would write my memories of him and so he specifically told me about himself and his life for what I would write. He knew that I would write what he told me. I wrote this because many persons who admired him but knew little about him have gone so far to recreate him in an image far removed from who he was. That wasn't fair to him or honest; it was opportunistic. So this is the Paul Lynde I knew, Part One is being edited and revised nonetheless. My remembrance of versatile, beloved actor Paul Lynde. Comic or serious, he was unforgettable. People loved Paul Lynde; they still do. The public may not have known him well enough to help him withstand slings and arrows of some of the professionals in his world, such as producers and production units, especially in the 1970s. Paul presented himself as a gentleman, dignified, reserved, and a man with a big heart, who was kind and loving. He was publicly mischaracterized a number of times by people who had been misled about him, and he rarely made public complaints. He was an utter show biz pros, who had behind the scene talents that even Hollywood did not fully appreciate. It seems many still have not learned that he was who he was, not what persons who did not know him have subsequently made him out to be for their own personal aggrandizement. i thought his manner suggested an individual who extended open, loving arms to audiences and friends. And most persons in the profession, whom I saw, continued to meet and greet him with real respect. I met him in about 1962-64 and was with him at different times, especially at that time in Chicago, and in 1979, and 1981 through early January 1982 when he suffered severely from blood clots, cardiac problems, and quite a number of other growing medical conditions. I made a promise to…

Three Days in Costa Rica and Other Memories

by EP Smith

Book / Memoir

September 26, 2023

30 days reads: 19

Summary
Chapters

for me, the memoir impulse stems from an ordinary desire: to understand how the events of my childhood shaped me, why the adults in my life abandoned me and my siblings, and to better understand whatever quality—resilience, robustness, cluelessness--that allowed me to survive relatively intact emotionally and psychologically while similar experiences left others, even in my own family, badly damaged. the four adults who dominated my childhood and adolescence were not normal. they were a little off, even taking into account how much the culture has changed from the 1960s until now. i can say that now that i’m in my 60s and have experienced multiple marriages, raised children, adopted a child, had a grandchild and had the gift of an interesting life. don’t get me wrong. i’m not that crazy about normal. some of my favorite people are outside the normal range. but the not normal that involves substance abuse, mental illness, personality disorders, emotional and mental cruelty is taxing when it surrounds you growing up. trying to understand both why they were that way and how it shaped me is at the heart of this journey.