Fay Stetz-Waters

Stetz-Waters explores the intricate dynamics of romantic relationships and personal transformation through her collaborative works with her wife, Karelia Stetz-Waters. Her literary journey is defined by a dedication to themes of happiness and connection, often portraying stories of women discovering love and forging life-changing friendships. Fay's approach to writing is grounded in joy and humor, bringing a heartfelt and warm tone to their novels. In their celebrated book "Taste the Love", for instance, these themes come alive in a delicious, heartwarming romantic comedy that captures the essence of big dreams and significant friendships.\n\nIn addition to her writing, Fay's bio reflects a multifaceted career that extends into civil rights advocacy. As a director of civil rights at Oregon's Department of Justice, she concentrated on the needs of vulnerable populations, demonstrating a commitment to social justice that permeates her writing. Fay’s background as a twin, where storytelling was a central part of her childhood, informs her creative process and fuels her exploration of personal identity. Readers of Fay's work can expect to encounter narratives that not only entertain but also provoke introspection about relationships and self-discovery.\n\nBeyond her contributions to literature, Fay plans to pivot from authoring books to establishing a speaking business focused on curiosity and personal transformation. Her aspiration to travel internationally aims to inspire audiences by discussing how engaged listening can enhance relationships and lead to transformative personal growth. This transition signifies Fay's continued commitment to fostering connections and encouraging personal exploration, both on the page and beyond.