Anna Gracia is a novelist known for her young adult and adult contemporary fiction. Her debut YA novel, "Boys I Know," was an ABA Indies Introduce and Indie Next selection, earning praise from publications such as "The New York Times", "Paste", and "Seventeen". She has also authored the YA novel "Misdirection of Fault Lines" and the adult novel "The Breakup Vacation," showcasing her versatility across genres.
Born and raised in Minnesota, Gracia grew up enjoying Dairy Queen blizzards and fall colors before relocating to San Francisco. A former Division I athlete and tennis coach, she brings a dynamic perspective to her writing, often infusing humor and relatability into her narratives. Her works explore themes of identity, relationships, and self-discovery, resonating with readers through authentic storytelling.
Gracia's writing has been widely recognized for its sharp wit and emotional depth. In addition to her novels, she is an advocate for public education. Her continued contributions to contemporary fiction highlight her ability to craft compelling stories across age categories.