Stevie Turner is a British author of Romantic Suspense, Humour, Paranormal, and Women’s Fiction (family dramas). She won an inter-schools' essay competition at the age of 11, and this gave her encouragement to write further. She has now written 15 novels, 2 screenplays, 6 novellas, 1 memoir, and 18 short stories.
Stevie's screenplay ‘For the Sake of a Child’ won a silver award in the Spring 2017 Depth of Field International Film Festival, and her novel ‘A House Without Windows’ gained interest in 2017 from Pam Lione, a Development Assistant at De Coder Media, an independent film production company based in New York. Her novella ‘Finding David’ reached the quarter-finals of the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Competition. Her LGBT novel 'His Ladyship' reached the Longlist of the 2021 Page Turner Writing Award, and her novel 'Falling' reached the finals of the 2022 Page Turner Writing Award.
Stevie is a cancer survivor, and still lives in the same picturesque Suffolk village that she and her husband moved to in 1991. She also travels frequently to her caravan on the Isle of Wight. This autumn she displayed her books at the 2025 Isle of Wight Literary Festival at Cowes, and from that came the offer of displaying 'Lily: A Short Story' in the Local Authors' area of the Medina Bookshop, Isle of Wight.
