Rory Power grew up in New England, received her undergraduate degree at Middlebury College, and went on to earn an MA in prose fiction from the University of East Anglia, and thinks fondly of her time there, partially because she learned a lot but mostly because there were a ton of bunnies on campus.
Rory lives and works as a crime fiction editor and story consultant for TV adaptation. Wilder Girls is her first novel.
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