Flynn Berry is an accomplished American author, particularly known for her thrilling novels. She attended The Masters School before pursuing her higher education at Brown University. After completing her undergraduate studies, Berry further honed her writing skills at the prestigious Michener Center for Writers.
Berry has rapidly made a name for herself in the thriller genre, with her debut novel "Under the Hollow" earning her significant recognition. The novel's success not only gained the attention of the reading public but also impressed critics, establishing Berry as a promising author to watch in the industry. Her ability to create captivating narratives has set her apart, and she continues to garner a growing fanbase.
Among her notable works are "A Double Life," published in July 2018, and "Under the Harrow," which won the Edgar Award for best first novel. "Under the Harrow" has been translated into sixteen languages and was optioned for television by Paramount, further showcasing Berry's writing prowess and global appeal. In addition to her accolades, Flynn Berry is a graduate of Brown University and the Michener Center and has also been a Yaddo fellow.