Sam Fry is a London-based writer and journalist who writes about people and the things that compel them to behave outside of norms and, sometimes, the law. 

He is the UK deputy editor of Global Investigations Review (GIR), a specialist legal outlet covering developments in the world’s biggest financial crime cases. In his time at GIR, Sam has profiled a Swedish war crimes prosecutor, advocated for greater transparency in the UK courts and published scoops on a range of topics, from shady ski slope financiers in Ukraine to corporate whistleblowers in Mongolia. 

Sam was the lead researcher on The Lost Pianos of Siberia, the debut non-fiction book by travel writer Sophy Roberts. His unpublished fiction has been described as “very good indeed” by novelist Louis De Bernières.