Stephanie Scott is a Singaporean and British writer who was born and raised in South East Asia. She read English Literature at the Universities of York and Cambridge and holds an M.St in Creative Writing from Oxford University. Stephanie was awarded a British Association of Japanese Studies Toshiba Studentship for her anthropological work on What’s Left of Me Is Yours and has been made a member of the British Japanese Law Association as a result of her research. She has won the A.M. Heath Prize, the Jerwood Arvon Prize for Prose Fiction, runner up in the Bridport Prize Peggy Chapman-Andrews Award and was recently selected as one of The Observer’s Ten Best New Voices of 2020. What’s Left Of Me Is Yours is her first novel.
