Sabrina Vourvoulias is an award-winning Latina news editor, writer and digital storyteller whose work has appeared at The Guardian US, PRI’s The World, NBC Philadelphia, Inquirer.com and Philadelphia Magazine, among other English- and Spanish-language publications. She currently serves as the senior editor of the Communities and Engagement desk at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
An American citizen from birth, she grew up in Guatemala during the armed internal conflict and moved to the United States when she was a teenager.
Vourvoulias is the author of Ink, a near-future, immigration-centered dystopia which was named to Latinidad’s Best Books of 2012, and was reissued by Rosarium Publishing in 2018. In 2020, she wrote the Smithsonian Latino Center’s middle-school nonfiction anthology, Nuestra América: 30 Inspiring Latinas/Latinos Who Have Shaped the United States, published by Running Press Kids.
In addition to books, Vourvoulias writes speculative short fiction which has been published at Tor.com, Apex Magazine, Fantasy Magazine, Strange Horizons and Uncanny Magazine, among others.
She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, daughter, and a dog who believes she is the one ring to rule them all.