Anne Charnock is a journalist and novelist. She attended the University of East Anglia, studying environmental sciences. She earned a master's in fine arts at The Manchester School of Art. Her journalism career includes time as a foreign correspondent, travelling in the Middle East, Africa and India. Her work was published in New Scientist, The Guardian, Financial Times, Geographical, and other publication. Her novels include A Calculated Life, Sleeping Embers of an Ordinary Mind, Dreams Before the Start of Time. She is author of the novella The Enclave, which won the British Science Fiction Association 2017 Award for Best Short Fiction. Her 2017 novel, Dreams Before the Start of Time, won the 2018 Arthur C Clarke Award for science-fiction.
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