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Regarding the Delany Sisters:

If you're looking for information about the Delany Sisters, you've found the right person. The sisters are both gone now, and have been for some years, but they left me, their co-author and personal friend, in charge of their legacy. Thus, I'm the go-to person when it comes to rights, or if you have a question about Having Our Say, photographs, their story, or their place in history. I can, also, answer questions about the play (1995) and telefilm (1999), both of which are adaptations of the book. I was an advisor and consultant on both productions. If you can't find my original 1991 New York Times story about the Delany Sisters, which started the whole ball rolling, let me know and I will send it to you. You may reach me by sending a direct email using the contact form on this page. Additional information about the Delany Sisters can be found, also, by clicking "Books" in the main menu, then "Having Our Say."

My Literary Agent:

I'm represented by Mel Berger, Senior Vice President of William Morris Endeavor Entertainment (formerly William Morris Agency). The main phone number is 212-586-5100. Mailing address is 11 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010. 

Publicist for my most recent book, Silent Came the Monster:

Sarah Bonamino, Senior Publicist
BLACKSTONE PUBLISHING

T 800.378.1304

sarah.bonamino@blackstonepublishing.com

 

For Manuscript Consultations:

Nonfiction and Fiction Authors, I can help you on your writing journey, regardless of where you are in the process. My availability depends on my own writing schedule. Contact me by using the form on this page.

 

 

 

      Client Testimonial:

 

     "As a debut author I reached out to Amy Hill Hearth for a consultation. She guided me to improve my manuscript and encouraged me with detailed references to strong scenes, plot arcs, character development and pinpointed some that needed attention. Her support and specific advice helped me to believe that my story had value and started me on my author's journey with a published and award winning historical novel."  

 

     - Eileen Harrison Sanchez, Author of Freedom Lessons - A Novel

For Reading Guides:

Reading guides are posted on this website for Having Our Say, In a World Gone Mad, "Strong Medicine" Speaks, Miss Dreamsville and the Collier County Women's Literary Society and Miss Dreamsville and the Lost Heiress of Collier County. Simply go to the main menu and click "Books." Then click the title of the book in which you are interested. Scroll down for the guide, posted in full for your convenience. Permission is not necessary if you are a teacher, librarian, or book club leader.

 

 

Direct email to Amy: