Alexandra Sokoloff

Alexandra Sokoloff is an American published author and screenwriter. She was born in California and attended U.C. Berkeley, where she majored in theater and minored in a variety of subjects. After college, she moved to Los Angeles and began working in the film industry, adapting novels for Hollywood studios and selling original thriller scripts.

Sokoloff is known for her thriller and supernatural novels, which often blur the line between the supernatural and the real world. She has been called "a daughter of Mary Shelley" by the New York Times, and her books have been praised for their originality and freshness. Some of her notable works include the Huntress/FBI Thrillers series, which includes Huntress Moon, Blood Moon, Cold Moon, Bitter Moon, and Hunger Moon; and the supernatural thrillers The Harrowing, The Price, The Unseen, Book of Shadows, and The Space Between. She has also written paranormal romance novels, such as The Shifters and Keeper of the Shadows.

In addition to her work as a novelist, Sokoloff has also written non-fiction books on screenwriting, including Screenwriting Tricks for Authors and Writing Love, based on her internationally acclaimed workshops and blog. She has served on the Board of Directors of the WGA West and the Board of the Mystery Writers of America.

Sokoloff is also an accomplished dancer and performs with The Slice Girls and Heather Graham's all-author Slush Pile Players. She is active on social media, with a strong presence on Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads, Pinterest, and Instagram. She currently divides her time between Los Angeles and Scotland, where she lives with Scottish crime author Craig Robertson.