Meier is a distinguished nonfiction author and journalist, renowned for his insightful writings on political and foreign affairs. As a prominent contributor to The New York Times Magazine, his work continues to captivate readers worldwide.
Meier's literary accomplishments are truly impressive, with his book BLACK EARTH: A Journey Through Russia After the Fall (W.W. Norton, 2003) receiving widespread acclaim as one of the most outstanding books on Russia since the dissolution of the USSR. This notable publication earned its place among numerous "Book of the Year" lists.
Meier's subsequent work, THE LOST SPY: An American in Stalin's Secret Service (W.W. Norton, 2008),is an award-winning biography that sheds light on the intriguing story of Isaiah "Cy" Oggins, the first-known American to spy for the Soviets. Both of his books have been honored with "Book of the Year" recognitions.
Currently, Meier is engaged in the meticulous research and writing of a biography on the Morgenthau family, spanning four generations and covering the presidencies of Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and John F. Kennedy. This forthcoming publication, set to be released by Random House, promises to be a fascinating and in-depth exploration of this influential American family.
