Amy Meyerson
Amy Meyerson writes novels that feel like conversations overheard in a favorite place, intimate, curious and full of unspoken history. Her stories often begin with a simple object or a chance discovery, a stack of old letters, a family heirloom, a quiet bookstore, and from there they widen into explorations of how the past shapes the present. Readers met her voice for the first time in The Bookshop of Yesterdays, a warm literary mystery set among dusty shelves and complicated relatives, and the book quickly found audiences around the world. Translated into multiple languages and embraced by book clubs, it announced the arrival of a writer…
