Holly Kammier is the Publishing Director and co-founder of Acorn Publishing, where she leads the development and production of titles across a wide range of genres. She also serves as Publishing Director of the San Diego Writers Festival, is on faculty at the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, and speaks at writing conferences nationwide.
An accomplished developmental editor and publishing strategist, Holly has helped guide books that have gone on to become USA Today and New York Times bestsellers. Her work focuses on shaping meaningful, high-impact stories and supporting authors through the publishing process.
Before entering publishing, Holly worked in journalism with CNN in Washington, D.C. and KCAL in Los Angeles, and was an on-air reporter for NBC affiliates in Palm Springs and Medford, Oregon.
She is the bestselling author of Kingston Court, Choosing Hope, and Lost Girl: A Shelby Day Novel. Her forthcoming novel, The Oracle, will be released on Halloween.
Holly lives in San Diego with her partner Julian, their dog Darby, and a rotating door of young adult children.