Each month, we celebrate a writer whose work inspires, challenges, and captivates. From rising voices to literary legends, our Author of the Month spotlight highlights the storytellers shaping the world one page at a time.
Stephanie Romiszewksi
Non-Fiction Author of the Month
Stephanie Romiszewski is a UK-based sleep expert who combines academic expertise - including degrees in psychology and behavioural sleep medicine and experience within NASA, the NHS and Harvard Medical School - with deep and broad media experience across TV, radio, podcasts and social media. Stephanie was the sleep expert in both Channel 4's 'Secrets of Sleep' series and the BBC's 'Insomnia and me' and has appeared on high profile podcasts including Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett.
I've always been fascinated by the intersection of history and human emotion. This story came to me during a quiet afternoon, and I knew I had to share it with readers.
From the first draft to the final edit, it took about two years. The research alone consumed six months, but it was essential to get the details right.
The protagonist was surprisingly difficult. I wanted to create someone flawed yet relatable, someone readers could root for despite their mistakes.
I hope they find a sense of connection and understanding. Books have the power to bridge gaps between people, and that's what I aimed for with this story.
Yes! I'm currently drafting a new novel that explores themes of identity and belonging. It's still in the early stages, but I'm excited about where it's heading.
