Juliet Grames was born in Hartford, Connecticut, and grew up in a tight-knit Italian-American family. A book editor, she has spent the last decade at Soho Press, where she is associate publisher and curator of the Soho Crime imprint. This is her first novel.
Genres: Historical Mystery, General Fiction
Books containing stories by Juliet Grames
The Best American Mystery and Suspense 2022 (2022)
(Best American Mystery Stories)
edited by
Jess Walter
Award nominations
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Juliet Grames recommends
Daughter, Dalloway (2023)
Emily France
"Like Mrs. Dalloway's English garden, Daughter Dalloway blooms with joy and melancholy; personal histories flower in the shadows of wars, secrets, scandals, and loves. A rich continuation of Virginia Woolf's immortal intentions, and a tender evocation of the female battle for self."
Walk the Vanished Earth (2022)
Erin Swan
"The quintessential multigenerational family epic for the 21st century, a story at once singular and speculative and yet also universal and immediate. Swan offers a gorgeously rendered parable about how blood ties destroy us--and at the same time how they help us excavate hope from hopelessness, purpose from ruin."
What You Can See from Here (2021)
Mariana Leky
"Effervescent, tender, and realistically absurd-an utterly charming depiction of life, death, love, and the people who help us through it all. What You Can See from Here is exactly the kind of novel I am ever hoping to discover."
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