Biography
About Sarah Franklin
Sarah Franklin grew up in rural Gloucestershire and has lived in Austria, Germany, the USA and Ireland. She lectures in publishing at Oxford Brookes University and has written for the Guardian, Psychologies magazine, The Pool, the Sunday Express and the Seattle Times. Sarah is the founder and host of Short Stories Aloud, and a judge for the Costa Short Story Award.
Sarah lives in between London and Oxford with her family. She is the author of the novels SHELTER (2017) and HOW TO BELONG (Nov 2020).
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Reviews
“Beautiful”
“Its characters pulse with life and energy... vividly rendered”
“Life affirming and compelling!”
“This beautifully crafted tale of survival and solace reveals that you can find a home in the most unusual places”
“Deeply profound and moving, it was also laugh-out-loud funny.”