The Author
About Anne
Writing stories about people who are deeply complex, carrying wounds the world doesn't always see — and choosing to move through it anyway.
Finding yourself on the other side
Anne Fitzgerald Kennedy writes about the people who don't fit neatly into the world's categories — the ones who are too much of one thing and not enough of another, who carry damage they didn't choose and must decide, every day, who they're going to be because of it.
Her heroines are deeply complex. They are wounded. They are choosing to move through it anyway. And in that choice — not in the absence of pain, but in the decision to keep going despite it — Anne finds the stories worth telling.
Identity. Belonging. Choice. Acceptance. These are the questions at the heart of Anne Fitzgerald Kennedy's fiction. Through fantasy, science fiction, and paranormal romance, her stories explore what it means to carry the weight of the past, find the courage to keep going, and ultimately choose who you become.
"You are not the worst thing that happened to you or that you did. You choose who you are by what you do next."
— Anne Fitzgerald Kennedy
The Writing
Stories for everyone who has ever felt like they didn't belong
Anne's novels span science fiction, fantasy, and paranormal romance — but at their heart, they're all the same kind of story. A person who has been broken in some way. A world that doesn't quite have a place for them. And the question of whether they can find — or build — one anyway.
Whether it's an alien princess grappling with the cost of conquest, a half-werewolf woman who stopped believing she deserved to stay, or a demon hunter who has never once asked for help — Anne's characters are written for everyone who has stood at the crossroads of who the world tells them they should be and who they truly are.
And whether they can find acceptance for being different.
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