Meg Waite Clayton
Born in Washington D.C., Meg Waite Clayton is a novelist with degrees in Law, History, and Psychology from the University of Michigan. She worked as a lawyer for a few years and began writing after moving to a farm on the outskirts of Baltimore
She has contributed to media outlets such as the Los Angeles Times, Writer's Digest, and Runner's World, as well as participating in radio programs
Her literary debut was The Language of Light, and with The Wednesday Sisters, Clayton became a bestseller. The Last Train to Freedom is her first work translated into Spanish. In it, the author takes the reader to 1936 following the footsteps of a young Stephan Neuman, from a Jewish family residing in Vienna.
She has contributed to media outlets such as the Los Angeles Times, Writer's Digest, and Runner's World, as well as participating in radio programs
Her literary debut was The Language of Light, and with The Wednesday Sisters, Clayton became a bestseller. The Last Train to Freedom is her first work translated into Spanish. In it, the author takes the reader to 1936 following the footsteps of a young Stephan Neuman, from a Jewish family residing in Vienna.
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