Amy Plum

Amy Plum is an American-born, France-based author of young-adult fantasy, born in 1967 in Portland, Oregon. She holds a degree in psychology from Wheaton College and a master's in medieval art history from the Courtauld Institute in London. She is best known for the Revenants series, beginning with Die for Me, in which an American teenager living in Paris falls for a revenant—someone who dies and returns to life repeatedly to save others—and continuing through Until I Die and If I Should Die. She followed it with the After the End duology and the Dreamfall duology, the latter optioned for television. Die for Me was a 2011 Indie Next selection and was nominated for the South Carolina Young Adult Book Award; Plum's novels have been translated into a dozen languages. She lives in Paris.