Sarra Manning is a British author and journalist known for her prolific contributions to both young adult and adult fiction. Her novels, translated into fifteen languages, include titles such as "Unsticky," "You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me," and "Rescue Me," published in 2021. Manning has also written over fifteen YA novels and four romantic comedies under a pseudonym, showcasing her versatility across genres. Her work often explores themes of love, identity, and personal growth, resonating with a wide readership.
With a career spanning over two decades, Manning began as a writer for music and teen magazines, including "Melody Maker" and "Just Seventeen", before transitioning into editorial roles. She served as editor for "ElleGirl" and "What To Wear", while contributing to prestigious publications such as "The Guardian", "ELLE", and "Grazia". Her literary achievements extend beyond writing, as she has judged the Costa Book Awards and received nominations for various writing accolades. Manning currently holds the position of Literary Editor at "Red" magazine, balancing her editorial work with her passion for storytelling.
A lifelong bibliophile, Manning resides in London, where she continues to write amidst her extensive book collection. Her dedication to literature and journalism has solidified her reputation as a dynamic voice in contemporary fiction.