Anne Fortier is a Danish-Canadian writer, renowned for her contributions to the genre of historical fiction. Born in Holstebro, Denmark, Fortier has embraced a global perspective, living in the US and Canada since 2002. She holds a Ph.D. in the History of Ideas from Aarhus University, showcasing her deep commitment to intellectual and cultural exploration.

Fortier's literary journey began with a splash with her first novel in English, JULIET (2010), which was published in over 30 countries and marked its place as a New York Times bestseller. Her ability to weave history with compelling narratives was further solidified with her subsequent work, THE LOST SISTERHOOD (2014). In addition to her novels, Fortier co-produced the Emmy-winning documentary Fire and Ice: The Winter War of Finland and Russia (2005), demonstrating her versatility and passion for storytelling across different mediums.

Her academic achievements and creative productions reflect a remarkable blend of storytelling, research, and historical insight, making her a distinguished figure in contemporary literature.