EVENTS
2025 events to be added soon.
IN THE NEWS & REVIEWS
Thriller writer Amy Stuart on teaming up with hockey legend Mats Sundin on CBC Radio
Mats Sundin’s memoir (co-authored by Amy Stuart) to be released October/2024 by Simon & Schuster.
Toronto-Based Wildling Pictures Launches TV Division, Unveils Inaugural TV Slate in VARIETY MAGAZINE
Nine Crime Authors on their favourite books in the GLOBE AND MAIL
Listen to Amy’s interview about A Death at the Party on CBC’S THE NEXT CHAPTER
Penguin Michael Joseph (UK) snaps up Stuart’s ‘taut’ psychological thriller. READ HERE
CBC BOOKS: Amy Stuart's thriller A Death at the Party invites readers to a garden party whodunnit — read an excerpt now
NBC Universal to adapt Amy Stuart’s STILL novels for TV. READ HERE
Fourteen Thrillers to Check out for Summer 2020
Amy Stuart discusses Still Water on CBC’s The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers
Crime writer Amy Stuart picks the most thrilling books of her life, published in the Globe and Mail Books
Still Water featured in the Toronto Star Books
"Magic 8 Q&A" with CBC Books
Still Water interview on the Global TV Morning Show
"Amy Stuart Releases a Second Novel with Muskoka Roots" in Huntsville Forester
Still Mine is shortlisted for the Author Ellis Award for Best First Novel.
Still Mine is named to the Globe and Mail Best 100 Books of 2016 list
Still Mine is reviewed in the New York Times' Books "Latest and Best in Crime Fiction" column
A "dark and deliciously disturbing debut" in Publisher's Weekly
Interview aired nationally on CBC Radio's The Next Chapter
"Inspiring a PEI Thriller" in the PEI Guardian
"Author began national bestseller at Muskoka Novel Marathon" in Huntsville Doppler
"A gripping page turner that takes on domestic abuse" in the Toronto Star
"A young woman's disappearance is investigated in Amy Stuart's impressive debut" in the Globe and Mail
“Author signs two-book deal with S&S Canada after winning novel-writing marathon” in Quill and Quire
“Novel Marathon Author Stuart Signs Book Contract” in the Huntsville Forester
Amy Stuart’s “The Roundness” wins $2500 Cash Prize…” Writers’ Union of Canada