Official Bio:

Kiley Roache is an author and journalist. Her novels include Frat Girl, The Dating Game, and Killer Content. Her articles have been published by The Wall Street Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, and The New York Times, among others. She is a graduate of Stanford University and Columbia Journalism School. When she isn’t writing, Kiley spends her time drinking iced coffee, painting in her backyard, and racking up screen-time hours scrolling through TikTok and Instagram.

Full Bio / Kiley’s Story:

Kiley Roache is the author of young adult novels FRAT GIRL and THE DATING GAME (HarperCollins / Inkyard Press) and KILLER CONTENT (Penguin Random House/ Underlined). Kiley grew up in the Chicago-area, and has been writing since the 7th grade. She signed with a literary agent days before graduating high school.

She is a graduate of Stanford University where she studied Political Science and holds a master’s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

Kiley has also worked as a journalist, and her bylines are in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Businessweek among others. She was the 2018 Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Intern, reporting for The Wall Street Journal from the London bureau. She wrote an op-ed for The New York Times’s “On Campus” series entitled “The Future of Frats” arguing that fraternities should go co-ed. It was the lead story in the Times’s “The Edit” newsletter that week.