Sarah Brill is an author and playwright.
Her latest book, Catch, is out now.
Reviews
Catch (Sarah Brill, A&U Children’s) | Books+Publishing
Sarah Brill’s Symphony for the Man has already been optioned for film, and this quiet, luminous book might just be perfect for a screen adaptation. – Cameron Woodhead, Sydney Morning Herald
Sarah Brill’s second novel Symphony for the Man is an exquisite book — do not let it slip under your radar because life is not as usual at the moment! – Lisa Hill https://anzlitlovers.com/2020/03/31/symphony-for-the-man-by-sarah-brill/
In this nuanced story Brill gives us the human side to homelessness and shows that there is compassion everywhere in the small acts of kindness that people preform everyday 4/5 . – The Burgeoning Bookshelf
https://theburgeoningbookshelf.blogspot.com/2020/03/book-review-symphony-for-man-by-sarah.html
About
Sarah Brill grew up in Perth, Western Australia and began writing plays at the age of fifteen, mostly because she was annoyed with her drama teacher but also because it meant she got to come to Sydney for National Young Playwrights Workshops.
While initially focused on playwrighting, Sarah also wrote for film and radio. Her first novel, Glory, was published by Spinifex Press in 2002.
After having children Sarah did a masters in sustainability and almost took a right turn into academia. She was saved by the publication of her second novel, Symphony for the Man, which was published in 2020, also by Spinifex Press.
Sarah lives in Sydney with her three sons and two cats.