Sarah Vaughan (writer)

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Born
Sarah Hall

1972 (age 5354)
Pen nameSarah Vaughan
OccupationNovelist
Sarah Vaughan
Born
Sarah Hall

1972 (age 5354)
Pen nameSarah Vaughan
OccupationNovelist
Alma materBrasenose College, Oxford
Period2014–present
GenrePsychological thriller
Political thriller
Website
sarahvaughanauthor.com

Sarah Hall (born 1972), best known under the pseudonym Sarah Vaughan, is a British writer and journalist.[1] Until 2008, she worked for The Guardian as a senior reporter, health correspondent, and political correspondent.

She published her first book in 2014. As a novelist, Hall is known for a number of psychological thrillers which often deal with themes such as power and privilege, and the pressures placed on women. Many of her novels have been translated and were successful internationally. Two of her novels have been adapted for television.

Vaughan was born Sarah Hall in 1972, and was brought up in Devon. She read English at Brasenose College, Oxford. After graduating, she started work as a journalist. She worked for The Guardian for eleven years as a senior reporter, health correspondent and political correspondent.[2][3] In 2008, she left The Guardian and continued as a freelance reporter.[4]

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