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Karl-Ove Knausgaard, a Norwegian novelist, has captivated readers with his six-volume memoir My Struggle, selling 450,000 copies in Norway alone.
Frances Mayes shares her experiences renovating a 13th-century house in the mountains above Cortona, Italy, as detailed in her memoirs.
Charges were filed against Orhan Pamuk in 2005 for publicly referring to the Armenian genocide, leading to a need for police protection in Turkey.
Ridership on the Harrisburg to Philadelphia rail line increased from under 900,000 to 1.2 million annually after improvements were made.
Gil Grosvenor became the first journalist to dive under the North Pole in 1979, an experience that connected him to his family's legacy in exploration.
James Comey discusses the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border, noting the American public's response to the policy and its implications.
Judith Kerr discusses her memoir When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit and her new book on widowhood.
Three months before his death, Lisa Brennan-Jobs stole items from her father's house, including blush toothpaste and ballet slippers.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, a prominent Kenyan writer, reads from his memoir 'Dreams in a Time of War', reflecting on his childhood experiences during colonialism and conflict.
Prince Harry admits to killing 25 people during his service in Afghanistan.
Rachel Dolezal shares her side of the story and discusses her memoir in Spokane, Washington.
Johnny Dawes shares his most stupid climbing moments and revisits the Indian Face on Snowden.
Stanley Tucci shares his passion for food and discusses his series 'Searching for Italy.'
Mary Todd Lincoln's seamstress, Elizabeth Keckley, made a silk gown with sixty bows for the first lady, reflecting their close relationship during the Civil War.
