"Everything around release is really, really exciting," Emily Henry said, "but it's not the space I want to live in. I want to be at home writing."
Henry doesn't want to be, as she puts it, a "writer slash mini-celebrity." She's a romance novelist, full stop. It's an uncommon, maybe even gutsy, approach in the era of the all-access pass.
All told, Henry has sold seven million copies of her books in the United States since 2020. Three of her novels are in development to become films.
"It's been kind of a whirlwind," Henry said. "The last four years have felt like they were 35 seconds long."
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