Emma Simpson

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Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney

Emma Simpson is an award-winning author and wild swimmer specialising in narrative non-fiction.

Her debut book, Breaking Waves: Discovery, Healing and Inspiration in the Open Water, was published in March 2025 by Icon Books. Breaking Waves is an exploration into the primal powers of femininity and water and has received consistent 5-star reviews. Emma intertwines stories of women around the world with her own experiences, taking the reader on an uplifting journey of hope and renewal; celebrating community, connection, and the power of rewriting your own life story.

A trained tea sommelier, Emma is currently working on her second book, rooted in her passion for tea. Blending memoir and cultural history, this is a modern love story with a twist. The shared love of tea frames the narrative, providing both a literal setting for pivotal moments as well as a symbolic thread throughout representing moments of pause, comfort and ways of coming together.

Emma lives in Surrey with her fire-fighter husband, two teenage daughters and a sixty-year-old tortoise. She can generally be found swimming in rivers in a bikini in the snow, drinking tea with friends or embarrassing her children with her compulsion to talk with anyone she meets.

Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney

Emma Simpson is an award-winning author and wild swimmer specialising in narrative non-fiction.

Her debut book, Breaking Waves: Discovery, Healing and Inspiration in the Open Water, was published in March 2025 by Icon Books. Breaking Waves is an exploration into the primal powers of femininity and water and has received consistent 5-star reviews. Emma intertwines stories of women around the world with her own experiences, taking the reader on an uplifting journey of hope and renewal; celebrating community, connection, and the power of rewriting your own life story.

A trained tea sommelier, Emma is currently working on her second book, rooted in her passion for tea. Blending memoir and cultural history, this is a modern love story with a twist. The shared love of tea frames the narrative, providing both a literal setting for pivotal moments as well as a symbolic thread throughout representing moments of pause, comfort and ways of coming together.

Emma lives in Surrey with her fire-fighter husband, two teenage daughters and a sixty-year-old tortoise. She can generally be found swimming in rivers in a bikini in the snow, drinking tea with friends or embarrassing her children with her compulsion to talk with anyone she meets.