about
Steve Whyte is a fifteen x Author from the UK who uses the art of writing to inspire hope in individuals. Steve is also the Founder and Executive Producer of Crown Ink-orporated, a production company which specialises in ethical storytelling. For over a decade, Steve has been writing and touring his books across various continents, reaching hundreds of thousands of people in search of upliftment, healing and hope. His message is rooted in his own story of abuse, affliction, addiction, bereavement; including the loss of his Daughter, both physical and mental health. Through his books, Steve shares a message of healing, hope, love and joy, all while creating safe spaces for his readership to feel without guilt, shame or fear. He is passionate about serving those who have suffered trauma, adverse circumstances, a loss of identity and those who have struggles with their self-worth, confused by the often unfathomable feelings that we all experience. He believes that every individual has within themselves the power and capacity to find healing and growth, and through his art, events, and guest appearances, he shares wisdom, perspective and love to help others to live a more authentic and fulfilling life of freedom.
...After having a mental health breakdown in 2015, Steve retired, publishing his 12th book entitled ‘The Suicide Note’. He took four years away from everything and returned with a book called ‘Crown’, dedicated to his Son. Crown later became a part of a series called ‘The Throne Chronicles’ which is a reflective story about you. When he first started talking about his new book Crown, many people messaged him saying that it feels as though he is speaking directly to them. This was very intentional for Steve as during his time away from everything, he realized that the generic self-help world that he was a part of before was ok, and empowerment is great, but he wanted to create something much more raw, impactful, powerful, and meaningful than self-success and ego-driven gratification. With this in mind, he called this project ‘a reflective novel’, where the main character is you, called to embark on a journey of intimacy with yourself towards healing. He wanted you to enjoy the story, but also to draw parallels within your own life in the process, with the aim to truly identify your value, accept your inherit worth, and live a purposeful life beyond your trauma.
