Gemma Malley is a highly acclaimed and accomplished British author, best known for her work in young adult literature. She has received considerable recognition for her contributions to the genre, including various awards.
Before becoming an author, Malley pursued her academic interests in Philosophy at Reading University. Following her graduation, she embarked on a career in journalism, where she edited several business magazines and contributed regularly to Company magazine and the Sunday Telegraph. Eventually, she transitioned into a senior communications role at Ofsted within the Civil Service.
It was during this period that Malley wrote her first novel for a teenage audience, The Declaration, which was published to widespread critical acclaim. This was followed by its sequel, The Resistance, further solidifying her reputation as a skilled writer in the young adult genre. She currently resides in South London, continuing to write and contribute to the literary world.