The Giants of Hildebrandt Meyer
Designed to illuminate, provoke, and entertain, this novel explores what happens when who we dreamed of becoming and who we became collide in the crucible of time—a meditation on dreams, creation, and the finite nature of our existence.
The Giants of Hildebrandt Meyer is a sweeping work of literary fiction about the ache of what might have been, the thrust for survival against the demand to create, and the precarious risks of reaching for more. With prose both intimate and expansive, it asks the question: Is it ever too late to become who you might have been?
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About the Author
Matthew Kopf is the author of Sarah’s Still Life (2021) and the upcoming The Giants of Hildebrandt Meyer. His fiction is character-driven, often lingering on the struggles of chasing one’s dreams, the ache of loneliness, and the longing for connection. Beyond writing, Matthew is an attorney and photographer—pursuits that shape his attention to detail and sharpen his perspective, echoes of which run through his fiction.
Matthew lives with his wife and their two daughters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. When not spending time with his family, he can typically be found behind a piano or a drum set on a search for musical enlightenment.