Literary biography tends to have a plethora of autobiographical sources.

A few details in By the Shores of Silver Lake differ from accounts in more autobiographical sources.

He hovers at the fringes of the story, even revealing the autobiographical sources for his characters.

How reliable, as an autobiographical source, is The Happy-Go-Lucky Morgans?

As more and more information has become available, the myth surrounding the couple's relationship has undergone a process of revision, even as the autobiographical sources of their work has become increasingly clear.

For the most part, it's a dogged, workmanlike account that gives the lay reader an easy-to-follow guide to the autobiographical sources of Woolf's art and its stylistic evolution, and that breaks little new ground.

Hamilton said, "I regard these letters as a tremendous autobiographical source ... In my view, it would be totally inconsistent with the craft of biography to omit such materials."

It has been the aim of many recent biographies to identify the autobiographical sources lurking beneath those forms imposed by craft and imagination - an impulse with both rewards and hazards.

Still, his biography makes the case that "many of Freud's most unsettling ideas drew on acknowledged, or covert, autobiographical sources."

As for the memory piece titled "E-Minor," it is a rambling poem recounting events from the author's life, events that underscore the autobiographical sources of so many of these stories.