Anna North, an American author born in 1983, hails from Williamsburg but spent her formative years in Los Angeles before settling in Brooklyn. She pursued a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature at Stanford University from 2001 to 2005, followed by a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at the University of Iowa between 2007 and 2009.
As a novelist and journalist, Anna North has made significant contributions to the literary world. Her notable works include the novels "America Pacifica" (2011), "The Life and Death of Sophie Stark" (2015), and the highly anticipated "Outlawed," set for release in January 2021 with Bloomsbury. With a diverse professional background, she has lent her writing talents to publications such as Jezebel, BuzzFeed, Salon, and the New York Times, currently serving as a senior reporter at Vox.
Anna North's focus on reproductive health and its political implications is evident in her journalistic endeavors. Alongside her literary pursuits, including the critically acclaimed novels "America Pacifica," "The Life and Death of Sophie Stark," and the upcoming "Outlawed," she continues to engage readers with her insightful reporting. Graduating from the Iowa Writers' Workshop in 2009, North's journey from Los Angeles to Brooklyn has shaped her perspective and storytelling prowess, establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary literature.