Anna Day is a highly regarded English novelist, recognized for her captivating work in the young adult, contemporary, and romance genres. She is best known for her international bestseller, "The Fandom," a thrilling debut that established her as a noteworthy author in her field. Day was born and raised in the northeastern region of England, where she continues to reside. During the day, she works as a clinical psychologist, and in her spare time, she pursues her passion for writing young adult stories.\n \nDay's interest in food and music can be traced back to her childhood, where she was heavily influenced by her parents. Her father, an avid guitar player, taught her the skills to play the instrument, while her mother's delicious cooking left a lasting impression on her. Day's mother was known for her culinary prowess, and the author often wished to develop similar skills. These early experiences with food and music have remained a source of comfort and inspiration for Day throughout her life.\n \nAfter completing her university education in Psychology, Day began her career working as an assistant to a psychologist. She later went on to work independently, eventually becoming a reputed clinical psychologist. In 2015, Day entered the Children's Fiction Contest by the Chicken House with a story based on the fictional world of The Gallows Dance. The story was later developed into the plot of her debut novel, "The Fandom," which became the fastest selling title of international rights by The Chicken House. Despite her success as a writer, Day continues to balance her career as a clinical psychologist with her passion for writing.