Steven Key MeyersSteven Key Meyers was born on a farm in western Colorado and studied English Lit at CCNY and Columbia. He has self-published numerous novels, including Good People ("a crackling good read"-Toronto Post City Magazines); Queer's Progress; My Mad Russia: Three Tales ("dense, exciting novellas about love and greed"-Kirkus Reviews); Springtime in Siena; The Wedding on Big Bone Hill; All That Money ("the kind of novel Chandler or Hammet might write today"-M. Lee Alexander); Another's Fool ("confident and stylish"-Kirkus); The Last Posse and Junkie, Indiana ("skillfully captures the grim depths"-Kirkus), books that chronicle a great nation's precipitous decline. He is also the author of a memoir of being a teenaged underbutler, I Remember Caramoor: A Memoir and of a biographical study of a once-famous American painter, The Man in the Balloon: Harvey Joiner's Wondrous 1877, and most recently of a book of plays, A Journal of the Plague Year, and Other Plays and Adaptations. Read More Read Less