Kirstyn Lewis is a New Zealand-born memoirist, astrologer, and global storyteller whose work bridges the intimate and the epic. Raised in Auckland and shaped by a life lived across Australia, the Middle East, Europe, and the United States, she writes from the liminal spaces between cultures, families, and identities. Her debut memoir, Where the Past Still Breathes, traces a life marked by adoption, reinvention, and mental health advocacy. Her debut is self-published and is scheduled for release in April 2026, firstly in Australia and the USA, supported by New Zealand editors.

With more than four decades of experience as a professional astrologer, she is known for her esoteric depth and ability to translate complex archetypal patterns into grounded human insight. Her practice has attracted global clients, from celebrities, royalty and senior executives. She has become a guide through periods of crisis, transition, and profound change. This same ability to read the unseen fuels her literary work, where symbolism, time cycles, and psychology converge into narratives that feel both mystical and recognisably human.

Her career has unfolded across a remarkable breadth of industries: film, television and entertainment, the Olympics, Cirque du Soleil, luxury property development in Dubai, and ultra-luxury hospitality. Her memoir weaves these experiences into a textured exploration of identity, resilience, and the unexpected places where healing finds us. 

She is a champion of women’s empowerment, particularly the stories of those who have survived and rebuilt: single mothers, global nomads, adoptees, women navigating depression and bipolar disorder, and anyone rebuilding their life after loss. Her work speaks to readers seeking courage, spiritual curiosity, and an honest, unvarnished account of what it means to come undone.

Kirstyn Lewis is currently based between Australia, the USA, and the United Arab Emirates, where she continues to write and develop several upcoming projects with women across the globe.

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