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Meg Anderson

Biography

Meg Anderson

Meg Anderson is an American novelist who writes stories for life's hardest chapters. She lives with multiple sclerosis, a part of her life but never the whole story. Writing has always been her outlet, and along the way, she discovered that putting words on the page helped her make sense of the world around her --- sparking her love for telling stories and helping others feel seen. Meg lives in Indiana with her husband, three children and four very opinionated cats.

Meg Anderson

Books by Meg Anderson

The Memory of Borrowed Books
by Meg Anderson - Fiction, Magical Realism

In the coastal town of Foxhollow Bay, librarian Claire Ashford keeps her life as meticulously ordered as the centuries-old library she calls home. But when the town announces plans to shut it down, her sanctuary --- and the life she's built within its walls --- begins to crumble. One night, while wandering the stacks after hours, Claire discovers a door that shouldn't exist. And behind it lies a secret room filled with books no one else can see. Each book pulls her into the memories of those who have passed through the library's doors --- moments half-lived and stories left unfinished. Buried within these pages is a message the library has been trying to share, urging Claire to uncover the path to saving it. With the demolition looming, Claire must piece together what the library is trying to show her.