autobiographical

This massive autobiographical work was the logical culmination of her long career.

In his autobiographical poem ‘The Prelude’, Wordsworth describes his boyhood in the Lakes.

She wrote an autobiographical novel about her childhood.

The film is based on the director's autobiographical experiences.

He published his autobiographical memoir last year.

The artist's latest exhibition features a series of autobiographical paintings.

The author's autobiographical work delves into themes of identity and belonging.

The singer-songwriter's lyrics are often autobiographical.

The play is a powerful exploration of the playwright's autobiographical journey.

Her paintings are deeply personal and autobiographical.

The filmmaker's latest project is an autobiographical documentary.

The poet's autobiographical poems reflect on his life experiences.

The novel Kipps of 1905 contains yet more autobiographical elements.

The autobiographical snippets include many encounters with writers.

You just experienced what's known as " odor-evoked autobiographical memory" .

It flopped. So I guess it wasn't that autobiographical.

Well, I've been writing a book. It's sort of autobiographical.

I was thinking of going to the lecture on posterior cingulate cortex lesions in the formation of autobiographical memory.

Forty minutes later, we were standing at the same spot, and his autobiographical torrent showed no sign of abating.

Tim Miller comes to universities still to this day and does these workshops, teaching people how to make autobiographical performance.

Is it autobiographical to either of you?

London also wrote books that were more autobiographical.