Author: Heather Grace Stewart

Bestselling Amazon author, speaker, and poet, Heather Grace Stewart was born in Ottawa, ON, and currently lives near Montreal, QC with her husband, their young adult in college, and a siamese-orange-tabby cat who eats everything. Trained as a newspaper and magazine journalist, Heather started her career as a poet and novelist after publishing this blog in 2008. At the time it was titled WHERE THE BUTTERFLIES GO, and it became her first poetry collection. More Info, Books and Media: http://heathergracestewart.com
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LEAP on Kobo and Kindle; WHERE THE BUTTERFLIES GO on Sale!

Thanks for your wonderful support in buying LEAP on the Kobo! Sales were fantastic in its first week out on the Kobo, and I really appreciate those five-star ratings! Check out Leap on the KOBO here I'm thrilled to announce the long-awaited release of LEAP on the KINDLE. Thanks very much to my regular readers …

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Carry On Dancing March 2012

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Fresh start

Every morning, I'm given a fresh start. The gift of a new day. I can see the sunrise, feel the wind on my face, hear the one I love saying my name. I can make today matter.

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You’ve found me on the Nook! A little time was all it took.

Hi everyone! Happy New Year. ! It's been a great but busy start to 2012. Here's an update: NOOK BOOKS You've been 'Liking,' reviewing and reading my books Where the Butterflies Go and Leap on Lulu, Amazon, iBooks, and now on the Nook!  Can I tell you how exciting it is to see you finding …

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Where the Butterflies Go Review in iBOOKS (four stars): ‘These poems are like a key’

‘A willful and successful destruction of boundaries’  **** (4 stars) by Shawn Halayka, Dec. 24, 2011 under Where the Butterflies Go in iBOOKS Anima and animus. Love and sorrow. Past and present. An array of dualities are presented to us in these poems, accurately depicting both the beauty and horror of life at the same …

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