Caitlin Sherlock
Author of Primogeniture
In her dubut literary fiction novel Primogeniture, Caitlin Sherlock writes about the things families agree not to say out loud.
When Betty Rawlings dies, she leaves behind more than a farm — she leaves a will that quietly undoes the birthright her sons always assumed was theirs. As the family reckons with what she changed and why, one son must decide what he's willing to know about how she died. Set across the fields of West Sussex, Primogeniture is a novel about inheritance in every sense: land, silence, and the truths a family agrees not to pass down.
Caitlin splits her time between Rye, New York and West Sussex, England, where she grew up. She is the author of the literary novel Primogeniture and the non-fiction handbook Neurodiversity Decoded (under her married name Caitlin Verdier)
