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Telling Secrets: a memoir (1991), is the third of four partial autobiographies written by Frederick Buechner. Published in 1991, the work considers in depth several scenes and events from the author's life, from his father’s suicide through to his time spent as a visiting professor at Wheaton College .
To date, Buechner's corpus of memoir includes four volumes: The Sacred Journey (1982), Now and Then (1983), Telling Secrets (1991), and The Eyes of the Heart (1999). Of all his books, The Sacred Journey and Telling Secrets consistently rank among his bestselling.
Secrets in the Dark: a life in sermons, 2006 (ISBN 978-0-06-084248-2) The Yellow Leaves: A Miscellany , 2008 ( ISBN 978-0-664-23276-4 ) Buechner 101: Essays and Sermons by Frederick Buechner , 2014 ( ISBN 9780990871903 )
As with Buechner's previous three memoirs – The Sacred Journey (1982), Now and Then (1983), and Telling Secrets (1991) – The Eyes of the Heart discusses many of the themes that have come to be associated with the work of Frederick Buechner: faith, tragedy, the extraordinary nature of the ordinary, and, as Buechner scholar Dale Brown puts it, "the big idea that runs like a steady current ...
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Telling Secrets Now and Then: a memoir of vocation (1983), is the second of four partial autobiographies written by Frederick Buechner . Published in 1983, the work describes the author's life from his conversion to Christianity in 1953, at the age of twenty-seven, up to his residency in Vermont at the age of fifty-seven.