Emma loves imagining other worlds and spent much of her childhood hiding in wardrobes trying to find Narnia. She wrote a diary every day from the age of 12 to 20 before crafting novels from all that angst and inspiration.
After university, she travelled the world experiencing everything from climbing Mayan jungle ruins to meeting witch doctors in Thailand’s misty mountains before embarking on her next adventure: having children.
She enjoys reading and writing middle grade, still searching for another Narnia. At present, her first novel ‘Otto Vintage and the Doomquaker’, a coming of age detective story about an angel boy destined to join the celestial St Wisewings military academy, is on submission to publishers.
In her alternate life, she works with words in other ways, marketing for Technology companies.
Emma is represented by Lauren Gardner at the Bell Lomax Moreton Agency.
Twitter @EmmaMHamilton
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A fantastical Victorian-esk world with colourful, real characters to enthrall you to the very end. When I picked up Wildspark ...
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A rip-roaring adventure with an unusual branch of magic… The Last Spell Breather by Julie Pike, published by OUP in ...
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Cover Illo: George Ermoyenous A swashbuckling Victoriana expedition through the skies Brightstorm, a debut novel by Vashti Hardy published by ...
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Emma Hamilton, My Book Corner’s Middle Grade Specialist, selects her Best Book of 2017… A Story Like the Wind by ...
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Cover: Karl James Mountford You may never wear rose-tinted glasses again… A Place Called Perfect by Helena Duggan, published by ...
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A dark tale, with even darker yet colourful characters. Weaving fact and fiction offering spectacular twists. Witchborn is the debut ...
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