About Eunice Amnell

This story starts with a restless little girl who always felt out of place in the world. I got along well with others but could never cultivate close relationships where you could share all your feelings and thoughts with someone else.

At first, I tried to fill that void with movies but I didn’t have unlimited access to them. Then I stumbled upon the fictional stories in my reading comprehension textbooks. I read through all of them quickly and repeatedly read the ones I had read before when I got bored.

Then I read my first novel which was a book from the Babysitter’s club novel series. I can’t remember the name or much of what it’s about, but it was my first foray into reading a full novel and it opened up new possibilities for escaping boredom.

From there, I started reading novels wildly, from mystery/thriller books to romance books, basically any fictional book that friends and family could lend to me because I didn’t have access to a library. It was only when I got my first phone with access to the internet that I discovered my preference for reading novels with a touch or lots of romance in them.

Because I couldn’t get the books I really wanted to read earlier in my life, I started writing them. And by chance, my classmates started borrowing those books I’d written for myself and enjoying them as well. After seeing how much they liked my hand-written books and finding Wattpad, I started considering a career as a writer flippantly because I still wanted to be a supermodel, a TV show presenter, a teacher, and a vet doctor.

My first Wattpad account didn’t take off, but for whatever reason, I kept creating new ones every few years when I thought I’d learned something that would change everything. During that time, I gradually improved my writing until I decided that I wanted to become a published author.

However, I didn’t have the resources or training back then to be an author. I had also heard all sorts of unsavory ‘authors are starving artists’ stories and decided to become ‘serious’ with my life and ‘study something I could get a job with’ and then get back to writing during my retirement days.

But that plan didn’t work out. I got a degree but still went into the unstable career of a freelance writer.

In 2022, I got back into writing fiction and realized just how much I enjoyed doing it. It was like I’d been lost for years and finally found where I belonged. From my readers, I got support I’d never gotten from people other than my family members. It was truly mind-blowing. And I still can’t believe that someone like me, who always got bored with everything, wakes up every day feeling enthusiastic about continuing where I stopped the previous day.

The path to publication was long, but I have no regrets. Those years of delving into countless books across several genres honed my craft in ways I could never have imagined. Each page turned, each character encountered, sharpened my voice and enriched my storytelling toolbox. Working as a freelance writer also helped me develop the professionalism required to reach my dreams of becoming a full time author in the future.

Right now, I’m working my way up to completing a set of multi-universe stories which you can find out more about in my book map, which is my roadmap for the books I plan to create in the future, similar to a tech company’s roadmap listing the products or features they plan to work on next.