<p>Meredith Steinbach's latest novel, Village with Blue Doors, is the literary prequel to her 2013 Paris Book Festival Winner, The Charmed Life of Flowers: Field Notes from Provence. Village with Blue Doors is a dark comedy that has its characters addressing issues of equality, forgiveness, and sheer survival in a modern day fairy tale. The tale begins with the engagement and the impromptu party in Cafe Rousseau for Pearl Queneau, the little albino school teacher, and Ambrose le Beau, the one-eyed, gigantic, conductor of the children's symphony. By noon on the following day, however, The Flash Flood Unforeseeable has already shaken up nearly everything for the new couple, and for Pere Martin and the other eight-hundred citizens of St. X. Cover and book were designed by Mary Tiegreen. Author photo by Zach S. Hartman.</p>

Village with Blue Doors

Literature & Fiction

Steinbach, Meredith

Literary

House of Remington

<p>Meredith Steinbach, lauded for her “gorgeous prose” by the New York Times Book Review, and by Publisher’s Weekly for being “a writer of sensitivity and grace," presents her new novel, To Be Sung on the Water, a journey in the life of a young artist from her upbringing in the 1950’s and 60's through the Sexual Revolution and the dark times of the Vietnam War and the AIDS Epidemic.</p>

To Be Sung on the Water

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Village with Blue Doors

To Be Sung on the Water