The Memory Atlas

It's a collection of interconnected stories organized around memory, geography, and loss, with pieces designed to link into a larger map of human experience. Check the table of contents on the publisher's or retailer's page for the specific contributor list, since anthologies like this are contributor-driven.

It appears to be a smaller-press anthology rather than a major imprint release, so verify the publisher and publication date on the copyright page or Goodreads rather than relying on reseller listings. Dates for small anthologies are frequently mislabeled on third-party storefronts.

The framing as a literary anthology mapping experience through interconnected stories suggests primarily fiction or hybrid pieces rather than pure memoir. Readers who want a verified example of the linked-story form often point to Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge as the benchmark.