Best-selling author Amy Stewart (”Flower Confidential”, “Drunken Botanist”, “Girl Waits with Gun”) talks about her disinclination to pick a lane, the ideas that have helped her navigate a successful writing career, and the role of art in her creative practice. This conversation addresses several dichotomies of the creative life - instant vs delayed gratification, processes vs results, art vs writing, and sticking to a lane vs sticking to one’s convictions. It is about understanding how Amy gets so many things done. It is a conversation about many things and then some more - cocktails, 19th century feminism, gardening, poisons, the global flower industry, and people who collect trees. It is an episode about “one and a half things.” Catch all the best ideas in the show notes.  Last week I completed Book 1 of the Kopp Sisters’ stories - Girl Waits with Gun. I highly recommend it!  Check out Amy’s other books, her art, and her online classes on her website. Sign up to her Substack newsletter. ✍ Follow SneakyArt on IG, Twitter, and TikTok. Read the show notes to follow the threads, rabbitholes and best ideas from this episode. ☕ Like this episode? Buy me a coffee. (and say hello!) Love the show? Become a SneakyArt Insider. (and support my work!)