​Free recounts how Amanda Knox survived incarceration for a murder she didn't commit, the misadventures she had reintegrating into society, and culminates in the untold story of her return to Italy and the extraordinary relationship she’s built with the man who sent her to prison.

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 "An engrossing reflection on reclaiming identity and finding peace in the aftermath of global notoriety."
 - Kirkus Reviews

"Candid, compelling, and deeply convincing."
 - Booklist, Starred Review

A dedicated advocate for criminal justice reform, media ethics, and personal resilience

Amanda Knox is an exoneree, journalist, public speaker, author of the New York Times best-selling memoir, Waiting to Be Heard, and co-host, with her partner Christopher Robinson, of the podcast Labyrinths. Her second book, FREE: My Search for Meaning comes out March 25, 2025.  Between 2007 and 2015, she spent nearly four years in an Italian prison and eight years on trial for a murder she didn’t commit. She has since become an advocate for criminal justice reform and media ethics. She sits on the advisory council for the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice, serves as an Innocence Network Ambassador and is on The Innocence Center Board of Directors. And she is the recipient of the 2024 Innocence Network Impact Award. 

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With the Labyrinths podcast, Amanda brings experience and wisdom born from international infamy and hard fought exoneration to conversations with people from all walks of life who have faced their own journeys of trauma and recovery. 

Produced with her husband, author Christopher Robinson, Labyrinths brings nuance and empathy to the art of storytelling, featuring gripping tales of resilience that inspire listeners on their own journeys of personal growth, open and honest conversations about challenging topics, playful debates, and plenty of philosophical rabbit holes.

Resilience, a series for Waking Up

Resilience is a 12-part lecture series by Amanda Knox recorded for Sam Harris's Waking Up meditation app. Amanda shares the practices and traditions she’s turned to over the years to discover a deeper, more enduring wellspring of equanimity and strength.

“We all lose. We all get broken. We all face setbacks. But we’re more than able to pick ourselves up.” By employing tools like mindfulness, Stoicism, and other frameworks and philosophies, Amanda says, each of us can find psychological freedom in the midst of adversity and, ultimately, “become better than we were before—more than the sum of our shattered parts.”​