Anne Sawyier is a nonfiction writer based in Los Angeles.
Her work explores architectural history, film criticism, grief, and memory. Her writing has appeared in the LA Review of Books, DePaul’s Slag Glass City, and Half and One. Originally from Chicago, Anne earned her AB in Art History and Arabic from Harvard and a Master’s in Art History from Oxford. She was then lured by the bright lights of Hollywood and earned an MFA in producing from the American Film Institute. She worked in scripted television for eight years, including as an agent at Verve and a TV development executive at Annapurna. She is also a devoted cat mother to Walter and Temmy.
Select Essays
“Life Finds a Way” Review of Hannah McGregor’s Clever Girl: Jurassic Park
LA Review of Books
October 2024
“Ego Death in the Living Room”
Half and One
March 2023
Reach out for more information about pieces on the Adamson House in Malibu, Johnie’s Cafe in Mid-Wilshire, and Chicago’s Old Town.
“Take Fountain: Finding Home Amongst LA’s Historic Buildings”
Slag Glass City
May 2022
Editorial & Script Consultation Services
Anne brings nearly a decade of experience working in scripted television as an agent and development executive, and she offers script consultation services to screenwriters at all levels.
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