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Ali Hazelwood

Ali Hazelwood is an Italian romance novelist and neuroscience professor best known for her works featuring women in STEM fields and academia. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Love Hypothesis and has recently published the paranormal romance Bride (2024).

Born and raised in Italy, Hazelwood has lived in Japan and Germany before moving to the United States to pursue her Ph.D. in neuroscience. Her academic journey, focused on brain simulation and cognitive neuroscience, has profoundly influenced her writing. After working as a professor until 2023, Hazelwood decided to focus entirely on her writing career.

Hazelwood's literary debut, The Love Hypothesis (2021), began as Star Wars fan fiction about Rey and Kylo Ren, which she first published on Archive of Our Own in 2018. After being approached by a literary agent in 2020, the story became a novel.

The Love Hypothesis spent over 40 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Reflecting on this, Hazelwood said, "I always found it hard to let go of characters and stories I loved, so I found myself trying to write more about them."

Following this success, Hazelwood published her second novel, Love on the Brain (2022), as well as three novellas: Under One Roof, Stuck with You and Below Zero. In 2023, these novellas were collected in a single volume entitled Loathe to Love You. In the same year, she published her third novel, Love, Theoretically, and her first young adult novel, Check & Mate.

The latest work by Hazelwood, Bride (2024), is a paranormal romance. The novel, a tribute to her favourite authors such as Kresley Cole and Nalini Singh, explores the dangerous alliance between a vampire bride and an alpha werewolf.

In addition to her novels, Hazelwood is known for her three feline companions and her slightly less feline husband.

Photo credit: alihazelwood.com
years of life: 11 December 1989 – present

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alli kristinehas quoted4 months ago
Sorry, too close? I didn’t mean to—”

She would have finished the sentence, if he hadn’t closed the distance between them and just—kissed her. Just like that.

It was little more than a peck—just his lips pressing against hers, and his hand on her waist to steady her a little.
Dzawi Kafa Nillahas quotedlast year
“Because that’s how relationships work. If it’s a good one, you let loose. You show all sides of yourself.”
Ivanna Peñaloza Acevedohas quotedlast year
“Are you okay?” He must be really tall. His voice sounded like it came from ten feet above her.

“Sure. Why do you ask?”

“Because you are crying. In my bathroom.”

“Oh, I’m not crying. Well, I sort of am, but it’s just tears, you know?”

“I do not.”

She sighed, slumping against the tiled wall. “It’s my contacts. They expired some time ago, and they were never that great to begin with. They messed up my eyes. I’ve taken them off, but . . .” She shrugged. Hopefully in his direction. “It takes a while, before they get better.”

“You put in expired contacts?” He sounded personally offended.

“Just a little expired.”

“What’s ‘a little’?”

“I don’t know. A few years?”

“What?” His consonants were sharp and precise. Crisp. Pleasant.

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Dianashared an impression10 months ago
🎯Worthwhile
💞Loved Up
👍Worth reading

🐺🌲🌶🪵🪢💚

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  • sarashared an impression2 years ago
    🐼Fluffy

    خرا يزح

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  • aicirtaPshared an impression2 years ago
    🎯Worthwhile
    💞Loved Up
    😄LOLZ
    👍Worth reading

    Muy bueno! Lo disfruté mucho.

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