Sarah Williams

Sarah Williams has been a writer all her professional life. She has published educational textbooks and non-fiction children's books, as well editing major literary texts such as Conan Doyle's short stories and Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. She has also published a number of translations from the French of books on history or the history of ideas. All these were written under the pen name of Sarah Matthews.

In recent years she has become more and more passionate about crime fiction, both writing it herself and encouraging others in their writing. As a result of this, she was asked by Little, Brown to write How to Write Crime Fiction, an introduction to all the different kinds of crime fiction, and how to go about your own writing in the genre and style that most suits you.

She now writes under the name of Sarah Williams.