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Includes autobiographies , bibliographies , biographies , critical studies , fiction and drama , pictorial works , poetry , juvenile literature , obituaries , journals , and collections . Nearly four months after the Senate 's most influential Democrat , former majority leader Robert Byrd , defended the Ku Klux Klan in his autobiography , Byrd has yet to offer an apology - and fellow Democrats have not asked him to make one . Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson will talk about how Mark Manders developed his elaborate project Self-Portrait as a Building and how fantasy , autobiography , and personal obsession come into play in his work . After the war he worked for the Ministry of Pensions , again on the treatment of men with malaria , and wrote his autobiography . This book is one of the earliest known autobiographies by a woman whose life flourished in folklore , legend , and drama . Many of these have been mentioned in autobiographies and other books written during those days . In addition to biographies and autobiographies , the database includes citations to interviews , obituaries , collections of letters , diaries , memoirs , juvenile literature , book reviews , bibliographies and exhibition reviews . Working with a group of teachers , Florio-Ruane and Raphael used ethnic autobiographies , written by authors to illustrate cultures other than late 20th century white America , combined with a context for discussion around these books new to many teachers - - " Literary Circles . " Her autobiography has appeared in a number of volumes recognizing professional and civic achievement including the 1972 edition of " Two Thousand Women of Achievement " and " Community Leaders of America . The second autobiography by this beloved author begins where her first memoir , " A Girl for Yamhill , " ends .