Meet Me in Buenos Aires by Marlene Hobsbawm
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Overview: Becoming a singleton after fifty years of marriage was an adventure of its own. And starting the endeavour of writing a memoir at eighty-five was quite optimistic, as my vocabulary and memory are diminishing.
I didn’t set out to write a memoir: it was a project that unfolded slowly. Once the Cambridge historian Sir Richard Evans expressed his interest in writing my husband Eric’s biography, I naturally became very involved. This seven-year undertaking stirred up memories of my own life – from times before, with and after Eric. Once I began, I found myself compelled to continue, but above all, I wanted my grandchildren to know about my life.
Not being a historian, I was more interested in remembering life from another angle – piecing together a record of family, friendship, travel and an unwavering love between two unlikely individuals.
Genre: Non-fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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