Amy Stewart

Amy Stewart is an accomplished American author, well-known for her historical mystery and contemporary fiction novels, as well as her non-fiction books. She has achieved the significant milestone of becoming a New York Times bestselling author, a testament to her writing talent and popularity. Amy's work spans various genres, and she has written over a dozen books, including the Kopp Sisters series, which is based on the true story of three sisters who lived in New Jersey a century ago.

In addition to her writing, Amy runs an independent bookstore in Eureka, California, with her husband, Scott Brown. She is also a sought-after speaker, gracing various stages, including bookstores, libraries, botanical gardens, universities, and museums. Amy's stories often bring to the foreground the relationship between human beings and nature, making her work not only entertaining but also thought-provoking.

Amy Stewart's success as an author is even more impressive when considering the societal challenges that women writers face. She has braved a society that still grapples with recognizing and rewarding successful and independent women. Her achievements are a source of inspiration and a testament to her bravery, dedication, and talent.

Amy and her husband, Scott Brown, a rare book dealer, currently reside in Portland, Oregon. She connects with her readers through her newsletter, where she shares cocktail recipes, creative inspiration, book recommendations, and more. When she's not writing, Amy indulges her artistic side by creating art and teaching art and writing classes online.