About

Georgia

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Hello!

I never decided to become a writer: I just always wrote.

I was a huge reader as a kid. We didn't have TV and the internet didn’t exist: I was addicted to being swept away in an exciting adventure: magic faraway trees, the dark is rising, one ring to rule them all. I have visceral memories of this joy and my hunger in seeking it out.

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In my 20s, I pursued film-making and screenwriting while gallivanting around Sydney's underground art scene. My most fun job was the editor of a weekly music magazine, where I also started a fake band that became a real band. I made zines, wrote for various publications, and published my first YA. I spent all my money on traveling (Europe, Central America, South East Asia) and making ambitious short films. Got up to a lot of mischief, constantly embroiled in romantic drama.

At 29, I moved to New York and fell headfirst into the improv scene. I've always loved comedy and funny people, and hold the self-determined honor of being the first Aussie on a UCB house team. I refined my dream of being a filmmaker into a novelist after realizing I enjoyed creating worlds and characters on the page even more. I wrote one book that didn't sell, then one that did. More books followed and counting.

These days, I’m building something new. I founded Generation Women in 2017 to create the kind of brave, joyful creative space I’d always been searching for. I’m now scaling that vision through Georgia Clark Creative—mentorship programs, retreats, and storytelling experiences where communities form around creative work and shared humanity. I still write novels, I still hope to write for screen, and I’m always up for mischief of any kind 😉. Lately, I’m starting to feel like my talent is catching up to my taste—and it’s a good feeling.

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Georgia Clark is the award-winning author of Play It Again (June 2026), Most Wonderful, Island Time, It Had To Be You, The Regulars, The Bucket List, and others. She's the founder and host of Generation Women, a beloved multigenerational storytelling series that performs monthly at Joe's Pub in New York, and in cities across the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Georgia creates transformational experiences for writers and creative communities through retreats, workshops, storytelling events, and My Novel Year, her signature 12-month mentorship program. She’s a freelance editor with 831 Stories. A native Aussie, Georgia lives in Brooklyn with her wife and daughters. 

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How to get in touch

Literary Agent: Allison Hunter, Trellis Literary Management: ahunter@trellisliterary.com

Film/TV Agent: Addison Duffy: DuffyA@unitedtalent.com // Jason Richman: RichmanJ@unitedtalent.com

Publicity, U.S. Rachel Parker: rparker@penguinrandomhouse.com

Foreign Rights: Allison Malecha: amalecha@trellisliterary.com (Play It Again/Most Wonderful/Island Time/It Had To Be You); Stefanie Diaz: sdiaz@sjga.com (The Bucket List/The Regulars)

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