"To spark the imagination, your pen must become a brush."

~ H. P. Shreve

Heather Shreve is an award-winning screenwriter, historical advisor, and content creator, as well as a master artist. She has authored six books and has a passion for telling stories as well as illustrating them.

In her youth, Japanese Culture was always part of her life as both parents and a grandparent built Japanese Zen Gardens. In addition, she was introduced to Sumi e Japanese brush painting from an early age and is still using the same ink grinding stone from that time. Considered a child prodigy in art, Heather began selling her artwork at age 10. 

Ms. Shreve is a Marylander with a rich ancestral history in America with several strong areas of historical knowledge―the US Army Interwar years, The Pacific/WWII, The Jazz Age, the history of Hawaii, The Keelboat Age, WWI and WWII―and has created four well-researched original film projects which encompass everything from pioneer days (River Man mini-series) to the 1920’s (The Bamboo Wife TV Series/ Sugarland Documentary) to the 1940s (Once A Colonel film)...with more on the horizon.

Through her company, Shreve Interactive, Inc., Ms. Shreve has edited 20+ books, ghostwritten several more and used her artwork for countless book covers. She is member of NYWIFT (New York Women in Film and Television) and can be found on  Heather P. Shreve | LinkedIn and IMDb Pro.