Occupation Writer Name Amy Plum Genre Young-adult fiction | Period 2011–present Nationality American and French Role Fiction writer | |
 | ||
Notable works Die for Me series (2011-13) Books Die for Me, After the End, If I Should Die, Until I Die, Die for Me with Bonus Material | ||
Amy plum introduces after the end
Amy Plum (born 1967) is an American and French young-adult fiction writer, best known for her Die for Me series.
Contents
- Amy plum introduces after the end
- Until i die by amy plum book trailer
- Early life and education
- Die for Me series 2011 13
- After the End series 2014 15
- Dreamfall series 2017 18
- Personal life
- Publications
- References
Until i die by amy plum book trailer
Early life and education
Plum was born in Portland, Oregon, and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. After receiving a bachelor's degree in psychology from Wheaton College in Illinois, she lived in Paris, London (where she received a master of arts in medieval art history from the Courtauld Institute) and New York, before settling in France.
Die for Me series (2011-13)
Plum's first book, A Year in the Vines, went unpublished, but it helped her acquire an agent. Her first published novel, Die for Me, came out in 2011. Die for Me, which is the first novel of the series alternately known as the Die for Me or Revenants series, introduces the mythology of a group of zombie-like, reanimating creatures called revenants. The young-adult novel recounts the attempts of Kate Mercier, a 16-year-old American living in Paris, to move on after the death of her parents in a car crash, and her love story with one of the revenants, Vincent. Publishers Weekly called it "an immersing, franchise-ready story." An International Bestseller, Die for Me was voted to the Summer 2011 Indie Next list, was The Romance Times top pick, and a 2013-14 South Carolina Young Adult Book Award Nominee.
The sequel, Until I Die, was published in 2012. It was followed by a digital novella, Die for Her, which has been referred to as "Die for Me 2.5". The series was completed in 2013 with If I Should Die, wrapping up the love story of Kate and Vincent. RT Book Reviews gave If I Should Die four-and-a-half stars, praising it as "another fantastic tale." At her readers' request, Plum added another novella to the series, releasing digital novella Die Once More in 2015. A digital compendium for the series entitled Inside the World of Die for Me was released in February 2016.
After the End series (2014-15)
After the End was published in 2014. The first of a two-book series by Plum, it begins in the Alaskan wilderness in a possibly post-apocalyptic world, and tells the story of 17-year-old Juneau, who has mystical powers. After she returns home to find her entire village has been abducted, she searches for them with the assistance of Miles, a rich, spoiled teenager. The book received a starred review in Publishers Weekly.
The sequel, Until the Beginning, was published in 2015. It received strong reviews from Kirkus, Booklist, and a 4 1/2 star rating from RT Book Reviews.
Dreamfall series (2017-18)
Dreamfall was published in 2017 by HarperTeen. The first book of Plum’s YA horror duology, the sequel, "Neverwake” will be published in May 2018. In the books, a radical experiment to cure chronic insomnia goes wrong, and its seven teenage test subjects are plunged into a shared coma populated by one another’s nightmares; those who die in the dream will also die in real life.
The books have been optioned for television by DiGa Studios.
The series is translated into Hungarian and Turkish, and has received enthusiastic reviews from School Library Journal, VOYA (Voice of Youth Advocates), Kirkus, and Publishers Weekly.
Personal life
Plum resides in Paris, France with her two children.
Publications
Revenants Series
After the End Series
Dreamfall Series