Tamar Myers
Tamar Myers's early life was spent in the Belgian Congo, where her family served as missionaries to a tribe known for its distinct customs. Growing up surrounded by an unfamiliar yet vibrant culture, she developed a unique perspective shaped by adventure and resilience. This formative period, including a tumultuous departure and subsequent culture shock upon returning to the United States, imbues her writing with a deep understanding of displacement and adaptation. Myers crafts compelling narratives that explore the nuances of cultural encounters and the strength found in navigating vastly different worlds.
1997The Ming and I
1998So Faux, So Good
2005Monet Talks
2006The Cane Mutiny
2009Poison Ivory
2023Meat Thy Maker