Using the few facts known about Mary, debut novelist Paul Wolfe conjures a vivid history so that she can finally have her say. An ingenious depiction of a person, a place and an era, THE LOST DIARY OF M is a mesmerizing mixture of research and imagination.

Mary Pinchot Meyer was painter, mother, psychedelic pioneer, pacifist, proto-feminist, a siren, and a seeker. In the glittering Georgetown circles, she was an indefatigable crusader for peace amid the cold warriors…a bohemian former debutante who dropped LSD and conceived a plan to awaken others — including the President of the United States – to the power of psychedelics. Whether attending a Georgetown party, trysting in the Lincoln Bedroom, or meeting Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol and Katharine Graham, Mary was unafraid to claim her sexual and political agency, and always spoke her mind.

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About the Author:

Paul Wolfe has been an architect, songwriter and multiple-award-winning writer in advertising.  He currently lives in New York City.