About Kathleen
Kathleen Jowitt was born in Winchester and grew up deep in the Welsh Marches and, subsequently, on the Isle of Wight. After completing her undergraduate degree in English Literature at the University of Exeter she moved to Guildford and found herself working for a major trade union.
She now lives in Cambridgeshire, works in London, and writes on the train. (Outside of quarantimes, anyway.) Her first novel, Speak Its Name, was the first self-published book ever shortlisted for the prestigious Betty Trask Prize, which is awarded to the best debut by an author under the age of 35.
About this site
On this site you’ll find information about Kathleen’s books and her other writing. The blog deals largely with other people’s books, travel, and the writing process.
Blog series
The Grand Tour (InterRail, 2018)
