Amy Wilde is a London-based writer and editor with roots in Texas and Florida. For more than a decade, she’s made a living connecting brands and media outlets with their audiences, telling the stories of places that inspire conversation, products that spark curiosity, projects that stimulate progress, and people who move the world forward.

Pivoting now toward more literary and cultural pursuits, she’s developing a book-length work of creative nonfiction exploring the inextricable bonds of scent and memory. As a companion piece to that project, her essay “Stargazers” appears in The Masters Review Best Emerging Writers 2025 anthology and was shortlisted for the 2024 Ploughshares Emerging Writer’s Contest. Her poetry has appeared in Humana Obscura, Amethyst Review, The Dodo (Royal College of Art), and the collaborative Wick Poetry Center project, Poets for Science. Recent prose projects include cultural criticism in (Parentheses) Review, a forthcoming author interview in The Rumpus, and an expansion into the production and direction of sonic essays and literary radio programming. Her monthly(ish) newsletter, Brown Paper Packages, offers shareable pleasures and connective ideas for deeply chaotic times.

While pursuing an MA in Writing at the Royal College of Art as part of its 2025/26 cohort, Amy is not currently open to US-based project inquiries.

Her past brand work in copywriting and written content development includes projects and long-term engagements with Google (via EnVeritas Group), Kantar, Hilton Hotels, Barclays, Marriott Bonvoy, General Motors, Morgan Stanley, InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), Keurig Dr Pepper (formerly Dr Pepper Snapple Group), JDE Peet’s (namely Tea Forté and L’OR), Wanderlust Festivals, Trivago, and Impact Hub. She’s also published hundreds of service journalism pieces, cultural deep dives, and lifestyle features. Her writing has appeared at Lonely Planet, USA TODAY Travel, The Hairpin, Refinery29, The Huffington Post, Brit + Co, Bob Vila, DAME, She Shreds, The Collective Quarterly, Citygram Austin, and more.