Han Nolan is an acclaimed American author known for her work in young adult fiction. Born on August 25, 1956, she has captivated readers with her evocative language and gripping subject matter. Her ability to explore the depths of her characters' psyches has made her a standout in her genre.

Nolan is perhaps best known for her novel Dancing on the Edge, which won the U.S. National Book Award for Young People's Literature in 1997. Additionally, her book Send Me Down a Miracle was a finalist for the National Book Award. Other notable works include Born Blue and A Summer of Kings, amongst several other acclaimed novels.

Han Nolan continues to reside on the East Coast with her husband, where she remains an influential voice in young adult literature.