title: Your Autobiography: More Than 300 Questions to Help You Write Your Personal History
author: Raymond Mungo
description: Mungo has been teaching "Lit Biz 101" since 1972, and on the basis of that experience, he offers these questions, quotations, and suggestions for compiling one's memoirs. Written in an anecdotal rather than a list fashion, his guide stimulates both memory and writing skills through the use of examples and many poignant questions, such as "What was your mother like?" and "Did a teacher ever criticize you?" Helpful for a class or an individual. <i>Denise Perry Donavin</i>
zlib_text: **My Shit Life So Far**
  
   **Frankie Boyle**  
    
    
    
    
    
  
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   **To all my enemies, I will destroy you.**
  
   **Table of Contents**
  
   _COVER PAGE_
  
   _TITLE PAGE_
  
   _DEDICATION_
  
   _INTRODUCTION_
  
   _ONE_
  
   _TWO_
  
   _THREE_
  
   _FOUR_
  
   _FIVE_
  
   _SIX_
  
   _SEVEN_
  
   _EIGHT_
  
   _NINE_
  
   _TEN_
  
   _ELEVEN_
  
   _TWELVE_
  
   _THIRTEEN_
  
   _FOURTEEN_
  
   _FIFTEEN_
  
   _SIXTEEN_
  
   _ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS_
  
   _COPYRIGHT_
  
   _ABOUT THE PUBLISHER_
  
   ** _INTRODUCTION_**
  
  I don’t think anyone can have written an autobiography without at some point
  thinking, ‘Why would anyone want to know this shit?’ I’ve always read them
  thinking, ‘I don’t want to know where Steve Tyler grew up! Just tell me how
  many groupies he fucked!’ I suppose I’ve just had to assume that anybody who
  buys this book has an interest in my life story, but I’ve covered myself by
  including long passages about all the groupies Steve Tyler has fucked.
  
  I’ve been careful not to get too nostalgic. It’s the most retrograde, reality-
  deny