Joyce Maynard

 

Joyce Maynard has been a reporter for the New York Times, a magazine journalist, radio commentator, and syndicated columnist, as well as the author of five novels, including To Die For. Her best-selling memoir, At Home in the World, has been translated into nine languages. She appears regularly as a storyteller with The Moth in New York City and serves on the faculty of the Stonecoast Writing Program in Maine.

Mother of three grown children, she makes her home in Mill Valley, California, and Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, where, in addition to pursuing her own work, she also runs writing workshops.
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

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New York Times: Escapes
     — March 28, 2008
         Away: Guatemala as Muse
            and Base for a Writer

NEW in BOOKSPaperback edition of At Home in the World

Additions to

At Home in
the World

&
To Die For


Internal Combustio
n
out in paperback!

   

Lake Atitlan Writing Workshop
Writer Ann Hood will join Joyce on Lake Atitlan in July, 2008. Poet Dorianne Laux will join Joyce at the next writing workshop in Guatemala.
Ann Hood & Dorianne Laux
will join Joyce July
5-13