Rainbow Rowell

Rainbow Rowell is a storyteller with a heart full of wonder and a pen that moves gracefully between genres. Whether she’s capturing the quiet complexities of adulthood or the intensity of teenage emotions, her stories always feel personal, warm, and deeply relatable.

She writes for adults in novels like Attachments, Landline, and Slow Dance, where relationships, time, and memory unfold with honesty and charm. Her young adult titles, including Eleanor & Park and Fangirl, have touched countless readers with their emotional depth and heartfelt storytelling.

Rainbow also brings fantasy to life through The Simon Snow Trilogy, where lovesick vampires and boys with dragon wings are more than fantasy characters. They are reflections of vulnerability, identity, and love in all its forms.

More recently, she has embraced the world of comics. Her first graphic novel, Pumpkinheads, blends sweetness and sincerity in a story of friendship and autumn adventures. She also writes the monthly She-Hulk series for Marvel, bringing her sharp wit and emotional insight to the world of superheroes.

Rainbow Rowell lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where her imagination continues to create stories that resonate with readers around the world.

Learn more about her work at rainbowrowell.com.