Camille Aubray is a bestselling author who has written several acclaimed general fiction novels. Her work has been recognized by prestigious institutions and publications, including People Magazine, Newsweek, Buzzfeed, Parade, and Veranda. Aubray's novels, "The Godmothers" and "Cooking for Picasso," have both been chosen as People Magazine's Picks for the Best New Books. "The Godmothers" was also included in Best Books lists by Newsweek, Buzzfeed, Parade, and Veranda, while "Cooking for Picasso" became an Indiebound bestseller and won a spot on the Indie Next Reading Groups List.
In addition to her success as a novelist, Aubray has received numerous accolades for her writing. She is an Edward Albee Foundation Fellowship winner and was a writer-in-residence at the Karolyi Foundation in the South of France. Aubray has also had the privilege of studying writing with her mentor, Margaret Atwood, and has been a finalist for the Pushcart Press Editors' Book Award and the Eugene O'Neill National Playwrights Conference.