Sarah Cook is a historical fiction author who writes about the Victorians in all sorts of japes!

Her debut novel Diary of Murders – a Victorian murder mystery – has sold over a thousand copies worldwide and spurned more book in the series including Several Glorious Months: A Diary of Murders Short Story Collection, a direct sequel Secrets Unbound, and a Christmas novella called A Very Bennett Christmas. Other titles in the series to be released are Her Tormented Saviour, which is coming November 2025, and a third and final book in 2026 – title TBA!

Her latest release is a Victorian adventure romance novel called A Maze of Monsters & Men. Set in 1900, it revolves around two rival archaeologists, and ex-lovers, who fall in love with the same ancient minotaur!

When Sarah isn’t writing about Victorians, she is most likely doing Victorian things like exploring London’s rich history and spending time with the Victorian society.

Her poem DIRT was published at MONOFiction and she has self-published a number of short stories on this very website. On top of this, she has directed a number of short films including Toby and The Rogue Table. Her latest short film Blow by Blow was featured on the Honourable Mention list at the Women X Film Festival.

Sarah Cook is also a prolific media journalist who has had by-lines in websites such as Movies On Weekends, HeyUGuys, Film Stories, The Digital Fix, and Picturehouse Cinemas. Sarah has established herself as a keen reporter, both on junkets and on red-carpets, interviewing celebrities from Florence Pugh to Minnie Driver.

She has worked in the art industry as a marketing manager for UK Jewish Film, Picturehouse Cinemas, Royal Albert Hall, and the Albany, producing celebrated and viral content for their social channels.

In her spare time, Sarah is an active member of the Victorian Society and likes to explore the weird wonders of London.