Hannah Brown is a prize-winning screenwriter who happily taught film and English at the college and collegiate levels. A return to writing full-time resulted in poems, short stories, blogs, and essays appearing in many North American literary magazines, and a short story "The Happiness" was nominated for the 2016 Journey prize. She lives near the lake in the Beaches neighborhood of Toronto. Look After Her is Hannah's debut novel.

"Packed with action and intrigue, and impeccably paced, Hannah Brown's debut novel Look After Her is a gripping, accomplished piece of feminist historical fiction..."
--Room Magazine

"Here is a voice poignant and alive, offering unusual insights in scintillating dialogue. To leave the last page of this work is to re-enter the world you thought you always knew but which you now recognize anew in Hedy and Susannah. Make no mistake: this is because you have been guided by an author whose rare gift is that of surprise, a manner of holding the reader in generative uncertainty. Hannah Brown's debut novel Look After Her calls us into the challenge and promise of its pulse and world well beyond the that last, utterly-earned page."
--Canisia Lubrin, author of Voodoo Hypothesis

"Hannah Brown's debut novel, Look After Her brings sex, sisters, and psychodrama to a story that will leave you haunted."
--Jess Taylor, author of Just Pervs

"An ambitious and accomplished debut novel, Look After Her follows sisters Hedy and Susannah as they liberate themselves and build new lives against the backdrop of a world marching inexorably to war. Superbly well-paced, the novel evokes a sense of time and place so strong you can taste the Viennese chocolat mit schlag and the Italian espresso, and feel a chilly London winter in your bones."
--Terri Favro, author of Once Upon a Time in West Toronto