Wallington grew up in Pennsylvania and always wanted to be a writer but was not sure how to go about it. She graduated from Tufts University and moved to New Orleans because one of her favourite writers, Ellen Gilchrist, was from there and Wallington thought that she would soak up some inspiration from living there too. Instead, she spent her nights bartending and her days writing really bad poetry and collecting rejection slips.

After a stint in New York as personal assistant to an actor, she moved to Mexico to do research for a screenplay she was writing. She ran out of money before finishing the script and headed back to New York, landing a job as script coordinator on TV show Sex and the City. Wallington was thrilled when she was asked to write an episode for the final season of the show and in the meantime worked on her novel, Pop! and wrote a one-woman show about her time in New Orleans, entitled Virgin of the Vieux Carre. The show was performed off-Broadway as part of the Double Helix Theater’s One Festival.

When Sex and the City ended, she moved to Los Angeles and wrote for Veronica Mars and Courting Alex. She also wrote a pilot called Pure Sunshine for Sony Television. She is currently working on a new FOX drama called Wedding Album.

Wallington currently lives in Los Angeles with her two year old rescue dog, Tuesday. Aury Wallington - Bio

Wallington has written six novels. These are:

• Saving Charlie - The first in the official Heroes book series.
• Pop! - A teenage novel.
• Four novels for TV show The OC called, Cohen, Bait and Switch, Spring Break and The Misfit.

Wallington has written three anthologies and eight scripts for television. These are:

• The pilot for USA "Death Benefits"
• The pilot for ABC Family "Will Triumph Fights Alone"
• The pilot for ABC Family "Menace To Society"
• One episode for Heroes titled "Once Upon a Time in Texas"
• The pilot for The Wedding Album.
• One episode for Courting Alex called "Big Client".
• Two episodes for Veronica Mars titled "Like a Virgin" and "Clash of the Tritons".
• One episode for Sex and the City, "The Cold War".