History Creator / StephenieMeyer

* OneHitWonder: ''Twilight'' was a huge success, but her other works haven't fared quite as well. ''The Host'' was a bestseller and got a film adaptation, but the latter was a flop at the box office, no sequels have materialised and it's largely overshadowed by ''Twilight'''s popularity. Her next non-''Twilight'' novel, ''The Chemist'', also faded into obscurity after its publication.

!!Works by Stephenie Meyer with their own pages:

** ''Literature/LifeAndDeathTwilightReimagined'' (2015) - a retelling of ''Twilight'' with the genders of the main characters swapped (e.g. Edward becomes Edythe, Bella becomes Beau).
** ''Literature/MidnightSun2020'' - a {{perspective flip}} of the first book from Edward's point-of-view.

* {{Doorstopper}}: She tends to write long books. Her debut novel, ''Twilight'', isn't too hefty (544 pages hardback, 498 pages paperback), though its unusually long for a young adult novel. The sequels are all over 500 pages long, with ''Breaking Dawn'' clocking in at 700 pages (the paperback edition that is; the hardback edition has 756 pages), making it her longest novel to date. Both of her non-''Twilight'' books are also over 600 pages in length. The exceptions are ''Life and Death'' (which is only 400 pages) and the novella ''The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner'' (just under 200 pages).

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is an American author best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga. She also wrote other books including ''Literature/{{The Host|2008}}'' and ''The Chemist'', and additionally contributed the short story "Hell on Earth" to the 2009 young adult horror/romance anthology book ''Prom Nights from Hell''.

* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' series (2005 - 2020)

* CreatorsOddball: Meyer is largely known for writing {{fantastic romance}} books aimed at teens (''Twilight'' is a {{paranormal romance}} featuring vampires and werewolves, ''The Host'' has aliens that possess human bodies). ''The Chemist'' is a largely mundane spy thriller aimed at adults (although it does still prominently feature romance).

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is an American author best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga, and has also written two other books, ''Literature/{{The Host|2008}}'' and ''The Chemist''. She contributed the short story "Hell on Earth" to the 2009 young adult horror/romance anthology book ''Prom Nights from Hell''.

->"If you're not writing for teenage girls, you're missing out on a lot of love."
-->-- '''Stephenie Meyer''' in an [[http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20049578_2,00.html interview]] with ''Entertainment Weekly''

* FanNickname: Smeyer.

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is an American author best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga, and has also written two other books, ''Literature/TheHost'' and ''The Chemist''. She contributed the short story "Hell on Earth" to the 2009 young adult horror/romance anthology book ''Prom Nights from Hell''.

* ''Literature/TheHost'' (2008)

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: She was heavily involved in the television adaptation of ''Series/TheRook'' earoy in production, but dropped out due to CreativeDifferences.

** ''Literature/MidnightSun'' (2020) - a {{perspective flip}} of the first book from Edward's point-of-view.

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga, and has also written two other books, ''Literature/TheHost'' and ''The Chemist''. She contributed the short story "Hell on Earth" to the 2009 young adult horror/romance anthology book ''Prom Nights from Hell''.

She has also produced [[Film/DownADarkHall the film adaptation]] of Creator/LoisDuncan's ''Literature/DownADarkHall''.

* OneHitWonder: Seems to be this. ''Twilight'' was a huge success, but her other works haven't fared quite as well. ''The Host'' was a bestseller and got a film adaptation, but the latter was a flop at the box office, no sequels have materialised and it's largely overshadowed by ''Twilight'''s popularity. Her latest novel, ''The Chemist'', also seems to have faded into obscurity.

** ''Literature/LifeAndDeathTwilightReimagined'' (2015)
** ''Literature/MidnightSun'' (2020)

* ApprovalOfGod: She was very gracious towards E.L James, the author of ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'' which began life as erotic fanfiction of ''Twilight''; although Meyer stated that erotica "wasn't really [her] thing" and she'll probably never read the books, she expressed that she was glad James had found success.

** ''Literature/LifeAndDeathTwilightReimagined'' (2015)

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga, and has also written two other books, ''Literature/TheHost'' and ''The Chemist''.

* ''Literature/TheHost''
* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' series
** ''Literature/MidnightSun''
** ''Literature/LifeAndDeathTwilightReimagined''

* CreatorBreakdown: She had one when a few chapters of her new project ''[[PerspectiveFlip Midnight Sun]]'' were leaked on the internet.

* OneHitWonder: Seems to be this. ''Twilight'' was a huge success, but her other works haven't fared quite as well. ''The Host'' was a bestseller and got a film adaption, but the latter was a flop at the box office, no sequels have materialised and it's largely overshadowed by ''Twilight'''s popularity. Her latest novel, ''The Chemist'', also seems to have faded into obscurity.

Stephenie Meyer (born December 24, 1973) is best known for writing the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' saga, and has also written two other books, ''Literature/TheHost'' and ''Literature/TheChemist''.