Stephanie Garber

Stephanie Garber is a No. 1 New York Times and internationally bestselling author known for her contributions to young adult fantasy literature. Garber gained recognition with the "Caraval" trilogy, a series that has reached readers worldwide and been translated into more than 30 languages. Her work is noted for its storytelling, world-building, and the integration of romance, suspense, and magic into her narratives. The film rights to "Caraval" were optioned by Twentieth Century Fox.

Garber's path to success included overcoming rejections and career uncertainty before achieving recognition after years of dedication, including leaving her job to focus on writing full time. Her subsequent works, including the "Once Upon a Broken Heart" series, have established her presence in the young adult fantasy genre, with critics and authors noting her approach to classic fairytale tropes and her ability to create engaging stories.

In addition to her writing, Garber has taught creative writing at a private college in northern California. Through public appearances, interviews, and engagement with the literary community, she has demonstrated a commitment to supporting aspiring writers and readers. Garber is recognized for her achievements in young adult fiction and her discussions about overcoming creative challenges in the writing process.