When Coranna Adams was a little girl, she wanted to change her name to Artemis because she loved the moon. Now bigger but not always wiser, she writes stories about gods, witches, and ghosts to investigate the mysteries of life. Cinderwild, her debut historical romantasy novel, was a Silver Falchion Fantasy Top Pick for 2024 Killer Nashville. In 2025, her work-in-progress was selected as a Claymore Top Pick in Supernatural/Gothic. You can check out earlier iterations of creative work with national award-winning shorts from Gorilla with a Mustache films or through her brief but inspired podcast, produced in collaboration with Odyssey School during her tenure as Executive Director, Best Practices in Education.
When Coranna Adams was a little girl, she wanted to change her name to Artemis because she loved the moon. Now bigger but not always wiser, she writes stories about gods, witches, and ghosts to investigate the mysteries of life. Cinderwild, her debut historical romantasy novel, was a Silver Falchion Fantasy Top Pick for 2024 Killer Nashville. In 2025, her work-in-progress was selected as a Claymore Top Pick in Supernatural/Gothic. You can...
I'll be a featured author at Appalachian Wordfest in February '27, with copies of Cinderwild and my new book "The Tower Witch!" in tow. So excited to participate in this event...
The Killer Nashville International Writers’ Conference was created in 2006 by author/filmmaker Clay Stafford in an effort to bring together forensic experts, writers, and fans...
