Zac Hammett is a British author known for his romantic comedies, screenwriting, and songwriting. His debut novel, "See You At The Finish Line," earned critical acclaim, with Publishers Weekly calling it "a triumph" and Kirkus Reviews deeming it "unputdownable." His second novel, "International Relations," is slated for release in 2026. Beyond fiction, Hammett co-wrote the Gold-certified Clean Bandit single "Baby" and contributed as a screenwriter for the Disney+ series "Rivals."
Hammett's eclectic career spans multiple creative disciplines, reflecting his versatility as a storyteller. He also authored the memoir "A Class of Their Own: Adventures in Tutoring the Super-Rich," showcasing his ability to blend humor with insightful narratives. Growing up on England's south coast as the second of four children in a family of educators, he now resides in London. A lifelong fan of romantic comedies, he cites "Notting Hill" as his all-time favorite.