Sarah Manavis is an American writer and critic living in the UK.
I write about culture, technology and society mostly at The Observer, where I became a staff writer in May 2025.
My first book, Tell Me About Myself, about the rise and impact of psychotherapy on how we see each other and ourselves, is out in Spring 2027 with Harper Collins in the UK and One Signal (Simon & Schuster) in the US.
Until 2022, I was senior writer at the New Statesman, where I wrote a weekly column until April 2025. My work has featured in other places like The Guardian, GQ, The Economist, Kinfolk, Prospect and The i Paper.
If you would like to commission me or work together in some other capacity – such as for TV, radio or speaking – see my email below.
For literary enquiries, please contact Zoe Ross at United Agents.
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