Terry Oliver Mejdrich

Terry Oliver Mejdrich is an American author, known for her contemporary fiction and essays. Born in 1956 in Chicago, she later relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area. Her debut novel, "The Spelling of the Air," won the 1995 J. Howard Griffin Memorial Prize. She has also penned "Fathers," "Waiting for the Rain," and "The House on Salvador Street." Mejdrich's works explore themes of memory, family, and the complexities of human relationships. Her writing has received critical acclaim for its evocative language, nuanced characters, and insight into the human condition.