The specific font used in The Myth of Sisters by Emily St. John Mandel isn't publicly available information from the publisher or author. Book publishers often use a variety of fonts for different books and editions, and this information is rarely shared publicly. The font choice is usually a design decision made by the publisher's typesetter to ensure readability and aesthetic appeal, rather than something directly tied to the story's content.
While we can't definitively say which font was used, it's highly likely it was a serif font – a common choice for novels due to its readability. Popular serif fonts used in book publishing include Times New Roman, Garamond, and Caslon. However, without access to the original publishing files, we cannot know for sure.
