An Intriguing Insight into Meryl Wilsner
Born and bred in Detroit, Meryl Wilsner is a highly esteemed American novelist, known for her remarkable flair in writing queer masque novels. After spending a significantly enriching period of their life in the culturally vibrant cities of Portland, Oregon, and Jackson, Mississippi, Meryl returned home to Michigan. A lover of both the blissful and harsh seasons, an aficionado of button-down shirts, and an admirer of the peculiar galloping of giraffes, Meryl is quite an interesting persona who is happily married.
The Emergence of a Successful Writer
2020 witnessed the literary debut of Meryl Wilsner with her captivating novel, ‘Something to Talk About’. High accolades flooded in from esteemed reviewers such as Kirkus, Publisher’s Weekly, Booklist, and Library Journal. Wilsner’s debut skyrocketed amongst Amazon, Kirkus, and NPR’s coveted list of best books for 2020.
A Unique Writing Style
Wilsner’s pen dances on themes of burgeoning romance, queer identities, and the mask one wears in society, blending them together to deliver a potent narrative cocktail. She shines a light on the nuances of human relationships with her intricate writing style. Her voice is distinct and carries with it the subtle undertone that explores the boundaries of love and gender.
Meryl Wilsner’s Books in Order
Here is the unique collection of books in order from the pen of Meryl Wilsner, following their chronological journey from their debut to the most recent publication:
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Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Something to Talk About | (2020) |    |
| Mistakes Were Made | (2022) | |
| Cleat Cute | (2023) | |