Aimee Hope is a feral woman, artist and poet. Having spent her early years at her mother’s feet on newsroom floors listening to the keys of typewriters and carriage release levers furiously clacking out stories; writing is in Hope’s blood. 

Growing up in rural Wyoming near Yellowstone Park, Hope was surrounded by inspiration of the beauty of the Rocky Mountains and the contrast of her liberal mother shaking up a conservative community. Hope took to writing on notebooks, napkins and scraps of paper to make sense of a tumultuous childhood. After attending her first year of college on a creative writing scholarship she won at a high school writing festival, Hope decided to attend nursing school and went on to own a healthcare business for over a decade. She never stopped writing.

Hope’s work has been published in various anthologies  and publications over the years, but Feral Woman is her debut as a serious poet. After spending three decades working as a Registered Nurse, Hope has gathered her spunk and set out to show you how passionate and feral she really is.