About Amy - Amy Nicole

Writer. Journalist. Storyteller.

Amy Nicole is a versatile storyteller who connects with audiences through journalism, compelling stage plays, and heartfelt books that explore the depth of the human experience.

Author, Journalist Playwright

Dedicated to the craft of storytelling, Amy Nicole is a writer, journalist, and playwright whose work explores the human experience from the pages of her books to the stage and the stories she shares with the world.

Through her writing and theatre, Amy brings real people, real emotions, and powerful stories to life, hoping to inspire, encourage, and connect with readers and audiences everywhere

Interviews & Features

Amy has been featured in various media outlets, sharing her insights on writing, storytelling, and the creative process. Her work and perspective continue to reach new audiences through interviews and features.Amy has been featured in various media outlets, sharing her insights on writing, storytelling, and the creative process. Her work and perspective continue to reach new audiences through interviews and features.

Discover Amy Nicole’s Published Works

Author

Amy’s books explore themes of hope, resilience, compassion, and personal growth. From heartfelt memoirs to engaging children’s stories, each book is written with the goal of inspiring readers and creating meaningful connections across generations.

Journalist

With more than fifteen years of journalism experience, Amy has written for publications including Patch and the Long Island Advance. She is also the founder of The Human Interest Story, a digital publication dedicated to sharing authentic stories that uplift, inspire, and celebrate the resilience of everyday people.

Playwright

Amy’s passion for theatre began at an early age and has grown into a lifelong pursuit of storytelling on stage. From studying under renowned playwrights to developing and presenting her original play Two Cents, her work continues to explore the human experience through compelling theatrical productions.

What Readers Are Saying

“The volume is slim, and one can read it in one sitting, but it packs a punch. The author describes the bitter journey from diagnosis to treatment and ultimate acceptance of the need to end treatment for her mother from the perspective of a daughter and primary caretaker. In a prose that is direct, frank, and unvarnished, the author describes the complex emotions and challenges in navigating this painful journey, while keeping up with her own family life and her work. This is a book for everyone who has seen a loved one suffer through an illness and has tried to keep that family member company through the darkest times. The author’s frank and forthright description combined with the deep love for her mother, reflected in every sentence, will help those familial caretakers who live through something like this to feel less alone.”