Laura Barnett is a British author, journalist and arts critic. She has written for the Guardian, the Observer, the Daily Telegraph and other publications, covering theatre, literature and the arts. Her fiction draws on her cultural expertise and her interest in how the choices we make shape the trajectory of our lives.
Births, Deaths and Marriages is a novel that explores the landmark moments that define a life — the arrivals, departures and commitments that mark our passage through time. Barnett's debut novel, The Versions of Us, told a love story across three parallel timelines and was an international bestseller translated into over thirty languages.
Available as both books and audiobooks, Laura Barnett's novels offer moving listening and reading for fans of literary fiction that explores love, loss, time and the infinite possibilities contained within a single human life.
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