About Katharine
I've lived all my adult life in the south Birmingham suburbs although I grew up in a larger city further south. Given how long I've been here, it's perhaps unsurprising that my stories are set in Birmingham, but I hope the themes are universal. I write contemporary novels and the occasional short story, run the PoW-WoW Writers' Group, and am involved in organising the annual PowWow Festival of Writing. In addition to writing, I work part time at a university and used to be a flood forecaster but I'm sure you're here because of Deeds Not Words or Park Life rather than to read my CV.
I love hearing from readers about my books - please do post reviews online or get in touch to let me know what you think. I also enjoy visiting book groups, libraries or other events where books are discussed.
All parts of my name are spelt correctly throughout this website. Alternative spellings you may have seen elsewhere cause distress. I'm fond of reading, drinking tea or wine, and eating cake - so we must have a lot in common!
You can follow me on Twitter if you like. Or, sign up for email updates and I'll let you know when I have exciting news to share.
Photo by Liz Broomfield of Liz Broomfield books. Click on the link to find out more about her business books, editing and proofreading work, then follow the links through to her book review blog.
I love hearing from readers about my books - please do post reviews online or get in touch to let me know what you think. I also enjoy visiting book groups, libraries or other events where books are discussed.
All parts of my name are spelt correctly throughout this website. Alternative spellings you may have seen elsewhere cause distress. I'm fond of reading, drinking tea or wine, and eating cake - so we must have a lot in common!
You can follow me on Twitter if you like. Or, sign up for email updates and I'll let you know when I have exciting news to share.
Photo by Liz Broomfield of Liz Broomfield books. Click on the link to find out more about her business books, editing and proofreading work, then follow the links through to her book review blog.
