semiautobiographical

"It wasn't your average first novel that was semiautobiographical," she said.

This one is supposed to be semiautobiographical, which intrigues me because I would like to learn more about him.

The 91-minute semiautobiographical film, which he wrote, directed and produced, is based on his own experiences with drug addiction.

Meridian is a "semiautobiographical narrative based upon Walker's experience in the 1960s."

Inside the Third Reich is written in a semiautobiographical style.

The result was The Office, a semiautobiographical account of his own experiences in the twenties.

His recent "Crooklyn," a semiautobiographical family story, also failed to stir up a lot of enthusiasm.

He is proud of this semiautobiographical volume, written with Wes Smith.

Mr. Jordan, who wrote, directed and produced this semiautobiographical film, is so close to his material that he often gets lost in it.

Uzo's semiautobiographical film is about the marriage of opposites.

He had decided to put his semiautobiographical novel, Anslem, aside for the time being and try some-thing more commercial.

Many saw the film as semiautobiographical.

It's semiautobiographical, Mason says, "with many things changed."

And, in fact, the director admits that the often interlocking characters in his films are semiautobiographical.

Though the movie is semiautobiographical, Down didn't want "Black Balloon" to be a memoir of her life.

Part of Restoration's marketing charm is the often semiautobiographical descriptions on each piece of merchandise.

His semiautobiographical first novel, “Indecision,” a comic tale about a young man paralyzed by the world’s possibilities, was published in 2005 to largely positive reviews.

Hopelessly dated, and not especially romantic or comic, the play lacks the more personal, affecting voice that the author brought to his later, semiautobiographical works.

WHEN a semiautobiographical first novel rings true, it can make an instant celebrity of the author.

Like that earlier work, this semiautobiographical novel mixes the uncanny, the improbable and the painfully exact.

Yet Phoebe says she feels ill when she suppresses her semiautobiographical drawings.

Her other works include the semiautobiographical "Children Of Violence" series, largely set in Africa.

The novel is a semiautobiographical refraction of Capote's Alabama childhood.

Also semiautobiographical - though this time it's labeled fiction - "The Elephant" is a more ambitious book, and a less successful one.

(In one semiautobiographical song, a man abandons his pregnant girlfriend as she is about to have an abortion.)