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Bibliography of Works about Life-Writing for the Early '90s

The entries in this year's bibliography are characterized by both trends of juncture and separatism. We see overlap between biography and autobiography, selves shaped by their narrative artistic forms, and biographies informed by their given life-writers' own lives. We also see life-writings of individuals who are distinctive in their ethnic, racial, and feminist consciousnesses. These, along with other voices outside the mainstream such as the elderly, the physically/sexually abused, the religiously persecuted, and lesbians and gay men, join with victims of class discrimination to form a continuum of suffering and hope which spans the ages. Ultimately, it is the story as well as its variable modes of representation which both binds and alienates their respective tellers one from the other.