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'{{Infobox writer <!-- for more information see [[:Template:Infobox writer/doc]] --> | name = Sarah Mlynowski | image = | imagesize = | caption = | pseudonym = | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1977|01|04|mf=y}} | birth_place = [[Montreal]] ([[Canada]]) | nationality = [[Canada|Canadian]] | citizenship = [[United States|U.S.American]] | occupation = [[Novelist]] | period = 2001-Present | genre = [[Romance novel|Romance]] | movement = | notableworks = | spouse = Todd | partner = | children = Chloe | relatives = [[Elissa Ambrose]] (mother) | influences = | influenced = | website = http://www.SarahMlynowski.com }} '''Sarah Mlynowski''' (born January 4, 1977 in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]]) is an editor and a [[writer]] of [[chick lit]] and [[young-adult fiction]] [[novel]]s. In 2001, she published her first novel ''Milkrun'', which has since been published in 16 countries, selling over 600,000 copies around the globe.<ref name="SarahMBio">{{Citation | title = Sarah Mlynowski's Bio in her Official HomePage | date = | year = | url = http://www.sarahmlynowski.com/sm3_author_bio.htm | accessdate = 2007-12-27}}</ref> Married, Sarah lives in [[New York City]], [[United States]]. ==Biography== ===Personal life=== '''Sarah Mlynowski''' was born on January 4, 1977 in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]]. She is the daughter of the romance writer [[Elissa Ambrose]]. Her parents are divorced, and she has one sister, Aviva Mlynowski, and an older stepsister. hi Married since 2004 with Todd. She has a daughter named Chloe with him. ===Works=== [[Image:Mlynowski,Sarah-Milkrun.jpg|thumb|125px|''Milkrun'', 2001/Dec]] She graduated with an Honors degree in [[English literature]] from [[McGill University]]. Later, she moved to [[Toronto]] to work for [[Harlequin Enterprises Ltd]]. She used her romance publishing experiences to fuel her first novel "Milkrun", which has since been published in 16 countries, selling over 600,000 copies around the globe. When her second novel, "Fishbowl", received even more accolades, including a starred review from Booklist and being named one of Waldenbooks Best Women's Fiction novels of 2002, she moved to [[New York City]] to write full-time. She writes "chick lit" and "teen lit" novels, and she also co-wrote the first guide to writing chick lit: ''See Jane Write''.<ref name="SarahMBio"/> ==Bibliography== ===As editor=== ====Anthologies edited==== *''Girls' Night In'' (2000) (Authors: [[Marian Keyes]], [[Fiona Walker]], [[Freya North]], [[Cathy Kelly]], ...) *''Girls' Night Out'' (2001) (Authors: [[Kathy Lette]], [[Josie Lloyd]], [[Fiona Walker]], [[Sophie Kinsella]], ...) *''Vacations from Hell (Authors: [[Libba Bray]], [[Cassandra Clare]], [[Claudia Gray]], [[Maureen Johnson]]) ===As writer=== ====Chick Lit==== =====Single novels===== *''Milkrun'' (2001) *''Fishbowl'' (2002) *''Monkey Business'' (2004) *''As Seen on TV'' (2004) *''Me Vs. Me'' (2006) *''Gimme a Call'' (2010) *'' Ten Things We Did (and Probably Shouldn't Have)'' (2011) ====Teen Lit==== Sarah has written a YA Quartet known as the 'MAGIC IN MANHATTAN' (used to be called the 'ALL ABOUT RACHEL SERIES'). Rachel, the main character is an average 14 year old. Little does she know that her mom (and younger sister) are witches. In the first book 'BRAS & BROOMSTICKS' Rachel falls head over heels for a boy, her dad decides to remarry and soon, instead of being jealous of her sister Miri she thinks about all the advantages instead... BOOK TITLES: BRAS & BROOMSTICKS (2005) FROGS & FRENCH KISSES (2006) SPELLS & SLEEPING BAGS (2007) PARTIES & POTIONS (2008) ====Collaborative Efforts==== *''American Girls About Town'' (2004) (with [[Jennifer Weiner]], [[Lauren Weisberger]], [[Adriana Trigiani]], ...) *''Sixteen: Stories about that sweet and bitter birthday'' (2004) (with [[Megan McCafferty]], ...) *''Fireworks: Four Summer Stories'' (2007) (with [[Niki Burnham]], [[Erin Haft]] and [[Lauren Myracle]]) *''21 Proms: Every prom date has a story'' (2007) (with [[Cecily von Ziegesar]], [[Libba Bray]], [[Holly Black]], John Green, [[Jacqueline Woodson]], [[Rachel Cohn]], [[Melissa de la Cruz]], [[E. Lockhart]], [[Elizabeth Craft]], [[Aimee Friedman]], [[Daniel Ehrenhaft]], [[David Levithan]], [[Jodi Lynn Anderson]], [[Leslie Margolis]], [[Brent Hartinger]], [[Lisa Ann Sandell]], [[Will Leitch]], [[Adrienne Maria Vrettos]], [[Ned Vizzini]] and [[Billy Merrell]]) *''How to Be Bad'' (2008) (with [[E. Lockhart]] and [[Lauren Myracle]]) ====Non fiction==== *''See Jane Write'' (2006) (with [[Farrin Jacobs]]) == References == {{reflist}} == External links == *[http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/sarah-mlynowski Sarah Mlynowki's Webpage in Fantactic Fiction Website] *[http://www.magicinmanhattan.com The Magic In Manhattan series written by author Sarah Mlynowski] {{Authority control|VIAF=33061806}} {{Persondata |NAME= Mlynowski, Sarah |ALTERNATIVE NAMES= |SHORT DESCRIPTION= Novelist |DATE OF BIRTH= January 4, 1977 |PLACE OF BIRTH= [[Montreal]], [[Canada]] |DATE OF DEATH= |PLACE OF DEATH= }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Mlynowski, Sarah}} [[Category:Canadian romantic fiction writers]] [[Category:Canadian novelists]] [[Category:Canadian women writers]] [[Category:1977 births]] [[Category:Living people]]'