Group 1 - The literary field of memoirs is gaining attention with several notable releases from famous personalities in 2026, focusing on themes of family relationships and personal struggles [1][2] - Ghislaine Pelicot's memoir "Ode to Life" addresses her experiences of abuse and aims to empower other victims by shifting the shame onto the perpetrators [1] - Siri Hustvedt's "Phantom Story" reflects on love and loss, documenting her life with her late husband Paul Auster, including unpublished manuscripts and personal letters [1] Group 2 - Hollywood stars are also set to release memoirs, including Sylvester Stallone's autobiography "The Ladder," detailing his journey from homelessness to Oscar-winning fame [2] - Lena Dunham's memoir "The Fame Disease" discusses the physical and psychological toll of early fame and chronic illness [2] Group 3 - The UK literary scene is also promising, with Alan Bennett's diary "All Said and Done" covering significant events from 2016 to 2024, alongside personal reflections [4] - Political figures are contributing memoirs, including James McIntyre's biography of former Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Sajid Javid's "The Color of Home," focusing on childhood memories [4] - In music and culture, Liza Minnelli's memoir aims to clarify public misconceptions, while David Byrne's "Sleeping Beauty" explores rediscovered art and creativity [4]