Award-winning author Amy Earls writes fiction that explores the intersections of faith, hope, and the beautiful mess of real life. With a master's degree in adult education, she is passionate about helping writers grow in skill and confidence.
Amy lives in Corvallis, Oregon with her very patient husband and two energetic daughters. She laughs often, believes Disneyland and Broadway should count as legitimate life necessities, and is unapologetically pro mayo. When she's not writing, teaching, advising college students, or directing writers' conferences, she's probably singing harmony to just about any kind of music, recording an audiobook, or laughing at her own jokes.

How to Connect with Teen Readers: A Coaching Session With a Pre-Published YA Novelist
Amy shares how God brought her to a place of trusting Him, understanding that He created her as an HSP (Highly Sensitive Person).
Being tested on what we write, Elijah, Sabbath rest, standardized tests, imposter syndrome, laughing inappropriately, and the fish that won’t die.
My neurodivergence is not an obstacle but a powerful tool, enhancing my storytelling and author life with a depth and richness that sets me apart.
Discover how studying and imitating the techniques of accomplished authors can strengthen your own writing.
Self-publishing offers the freedom to craft your narratives, build your brand, and connect directly with the vibrant community of readers.
The power of a writing community is immeasurable and can have a profound impact on both aspiring and established writers.