Emma Rowley

Emma Rowley is an editor ghostwriter and author who started out in journalism before dipping her toes into the world of writing. Emma Rowley got her master’s degree in Classics and English from the University of Oxford and then got a Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism from City University. After getting her PGD, she went on to work as reporter, journalist, and editor for several prestigious publications and organizations. She started out as a video journalist and writer writing and shooting videos for features, backgrounders, and news before moving to work writing evening news for the Daily Express, the Evening Standard and the Sunday Mirror, where she famously broke the “MPs are on rations” story. As an editor, she has worked planning and commissioning first-person stories, news features, interviews, investigations and opinion pieces for “The Daily Mail” and “The Telegraph.” She is currently an assistant editor at “Grazia.” In addition to working as a journalist and editor, she has also been involved in ghostwriting nonfiction works that included real-life and celebrity projects that have gone on to become bestsellers. She is also the author of the mass market and Sunday Times bestseller“Behind the Scenes at Downtown Abbey.” Her first novel was the Edgar award-winning novel “Where The Missing Go.” She currently lives in London.