About Me — Rocky Farm Studio Books

WoodSprite Cabin started life as a small sheep barn where the previous owners housed new mamas and their lambs. Since we have no sheep, it said it would like to be a writing cabin. I agreed.

Mary D’Amore is a storyteller with a passion for history, folklore, and reimagined classics. She has written several illustrated children’s books — including Sir James Tyrrell and the Horndon Worm, Baron Hugo Gifford, Wizard of Goblin Hall, The Colstoun Pear, and The Legend of Henry Sinclair — each weaving together myth and imagination. Her current project, Sourland Farm, is a sweeping reimagining of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, set on New Jersey’s Sourland Mountain between 1967 and 2002.

Drawing on decades of work in education, the arts, and her deep ties to the Sourland region, Mary brings a distinctive voice that blends literary tradition with a strong sense of place. Through her writing and at her creative hub, Rocky Farm Studio, she shares stories that speak both to lovers of classic literature and to readers fascinated by the folklore, history, and wild landscapes of New Jersey.

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Her debut adult novel, Sourland Farm, is currently with her editor and beta-readers.