Memoirists are writers who create memoirs, a specific genre of autobiographical writing. They focus on personal experiences and reflections, often highlighting significant events, relationships, or themes from their lives. Unlike traditional autobiographies, which cover a person's entire life, memoirs typically concentrate on a particular period or aspect, allowing for deeper exploration of emotions and insights. These writers often draw on their memories to convey universal truths and connect with readers. Memoirists may include details about their families, careers, or challenges, making their stories relatable. Notable memoirists include Maya Angelou and Frank McCourt, who have shared their unique life experiences through their works.