C.F. Yetmen

C.F. Yetmen

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Biography

C.F. YETMEN is the author of the IPPY-award winning Anna Klein Trilogy, set in Germany at the end of World War II.  She  began her career working as an Editorial Assistant for Prestel Books in Munich, Germany and worked briefly as a freelance German translator and book researcher focusing on art history and architecture texts. An architectural writer, her non-fiction work has appeared in Texas Architect,  Metropolis, Interiors Texas, Austin Home, and the Architect’s Newspaper. She is co-author (with Barbara White Bryson) of The Owner’s Dilemma, published in 2010.

Her fourth novel,The Pretense of Memory—a sequel to the Anna Klein Trilogy — will be published June 11, 2026. Canan lives  in Austin, Texas. 

Achievements & Recognitions

2015 Gold Medal for Historical Fiction, Independent Publisher IPPY Awards
for The Roses Underneath, Anna Klein Book One
2014 Finalist, Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards
for The Roses Underneath, Anna Klein Book One
2014 Notable Indie Book, Shelf Unbound Writing Competition for Best Indie Book
for The Roses Underneath, Anna Klein Book One
Honorary Member, Texas Society of Architects
In recognition of steadfast advocacy of the profession through journalism and a passionate commitment to promoting the professional development of architects as they strive for Fellowship in the AIA.
2014 Texas Society of Architects Award for Excellence in the Promotion of Architecture through the Media
In recognition of significant contributions as a gifted communicator architectural journalist and novelist promoting the profession and the importance of architecture in society to a wider audience.
2018 SIlver Medal for Historical Fiction. Independent Publisher IPPY Awards
for What Is Forgiven, Anna Klein Book 2
2022 Gold Medal for Historical Fiction, Independent Publisher IPPY Awards
for That Which Remains, Anna Klein Book Three
2018 Finalist, National Indie Excellence Awards
for What is Forgiven, Anna Klein Book 2
2017 Finalist, Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year Award
for What is Forgiven, Anna Klein Book 2