Bryan Mealer

Bryan Mealer is a highly accomplished non-fiction writer, best known for his collaborative work with William Kamkwamba on the New York Times Bestseller, "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind." This book was later adapted into a movie, showcasing Mealer's ability to tell compelling stories that transcend various media formats.

Mealer's writing covers a diverse range of topics, often focusing on human interest stories that highlight resilience and determination. His book "Muck City: Winning and Losing in Football’s Forgotten Town" explores the world of high school football in a small Florida town. He has also written about his experiences covering the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in his book "All Things Must Fight to Live." This work, which was originally published in Harper's and the Associated Press, demonstrates his courage and dedication to journalism.

In addition to his full-length books, Mealer has contributed to various anthologies and publications, including "Best American Travel Writing" and the New York Times. His work has been recognized with an Overseas Press Club Award Citation, further attesting to his skills and reputation in the field of writing. Mealer, along with his family, currently resides in Austin, Texas.