Tatjana Soli is an American author of literary fiction known for her rich prose and evocative storytelling. She was born and raised in Salzburg, Austria, and later moved to the United States. Soli's work often explores themes of war, love, and the complex relationships individuals have with the land they inhabit. Her most recognized novel, "The Lotus Eaters" (2010), which is about a female photojournalist covering the Vietnam War, was a critical success and received numerous accolades, including the James Tait Black Prize and being listed as a New York Times Notable Book. Soli has continued to publish works that captivate readers with their deep character development and vivid settings. Her other notable books include "The Forgetting Tree," "The Last Good Paradise," and "The Removes." Through her compelling narratives, Soli examines human experiences and the enduring impact of history on personal lives.