About the author
Marie Bostwick is an American writer whose novels often use friendships, craft, reading, and community organisations to examine women making practical changes in family and working life.
Her Cobbled Court Quilt series connects recurring characters through a fabric shop, while later stand-alone novels include Esme Cahill Fails Spectacularly and The Book Club for Troublesome Women. No dedicated Wikipedia biography is available, so the link is a genre reference.
Where to start
Start with The Book Club for Troublesome Women for a 1963 suburban reading group, or A Single Thread for the beginning of Bostwick’s Cobbled Court Quilt novels.
