Recommend me books like pic rel. I know Casanova is probably untoppable in terms of sheer quantity of unbelievably interesting stuff described in an autobiography but I'd like recommendations of anything close. Could be memoirs of military expeditions, love affairs, adventures, revolutions, criminal enterprises, anything. Just as long as it's ostensibly nonfiction, and incredibly interesting.
>>24796023My diary desu
>>24796044Post it
>>24796045>Sunday, 12th October 2025Woke up bright and early at 3pm.Today I stared at my pissbottles until mother left to go shopping so I could use the microwave. Then I played Stellaris for 14 hours. Might wash tomorrow.
>>24796023The Memoirs of Saint-Simon are pretty good.
>>24796023Nabokov's speak memory
>>24796023Ulysses Grant's memoir. Probably not as diverse in action as Casanova's book. It does have one quality that most memoirs don't, and that is it actually goes to the end, I believe he finished it only 10 days before he died, although I could be wrong. Of course seeing the American Civil war through the head of the Union army should interest you enough. His writing is also very clear and easy to read.
>>24796023Autobiography of Benvenuto CelliniThe Travels of Marco PoloEducation of a Wandering ManFate Is the HunterIron and SilkStop-TimeThis Boy's LifeAutobiography of Mark TwainTravels with Myself and AnotherAgatha Christie: An AutobiographyA Very Private EyeWest with the Night
>>24796023>military expeditionsSeven Pillars of Wisdom by Lawrence>love affairsMy Secret Life by "Walter"
Memoirs from Beyond the GraveThe Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinBlack Dog of FateThe House on Nauset Marsh
