AMELIA POMPEII
 

Raised at 8,000 feet on a dirt road in the Colorado mountains, Amelia Pompeii's life has always moved like a story: seven-foot snowstorms, barefoot summers, and neighbors who kept peacocks.

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Homeschooled until middle school, she spent those years in a nontraditional education that emphasized dance, improv, acting, horseback riding, and art. 

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Amelia later earned a degree in Journalism with an emphasis in prelaw and a minor in sociology, grounding her storytelling in psychology, research, and observation.

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Her work blends intimate interiority with voyeuristic psychological realism, exploring contemporary womanhood through mythic frameworks and high-emotion, high-stakes character arcs. She writes with the curiosity of an adventurer and the precision of someone trained to study people and their patterns.

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Today she lives in the city but never lost her mountain ferocity or her appetite for new experiences. ​

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She shares her home with her husband and their four-year-old daughter who is an excellent collaborator in crab doodles, imagination development, and all of the barefoot wild adventures that inspire the stories.

 

Well… not ALL of the adventures...