Definition of semiautobiographical
: partly autobiographical
- a semiautobiographical comedy
Updated on: 1 May 2018
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Jessica Hagedorn’s world premiere, seen Thursday, April 19, at Magic Theatre, reworks her 1996 semiautobiographical novel of the same name.
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His last published poem, Kidd said, was a semiautobiographical piece about a recent purchase in Stonington, Conn., where Mr. McClatchy — like Merrill — kept a home for many years.
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His last published poem, Kidd said, was a semiautobiographical piece about a recent purchase in Stonington, Conn., where McClatchy — like Merrill — kept a home for many years.
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Most forward movement happened in the 1990s, thanks to female authors writing semiautobiographical novels about their mothers.
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Though everything works out happily in the end, this semiautobiographical book shines a light on the real issues surrounding immigration and what happens when children are caught in the middle.
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The 1991 play was the third in a series of semiautobiographical marital tales by Jerry Mayer.
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The Ginger Man was a semiautobiographical account of red-bearded Sebastian Dangerfield, an impoverished American World War II vet who studies at Trinity College, exposes himself on the trolley, and strays far from his wife, Marion.
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First Known Use of semiautobiographical
1939
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