Betsy Carter is a highly acclaimed author, widely recognized for her novels and contributions to various magazines. She has published several works, including the novel "Swim to Me" and the memoir "Nothing to Fall Back On," which became an international bestseller. Carter's writing talent is showcased in her work for prominent publications such as the Oprah magazine, Glamour, Hallmark, New York, and Good Housekeeping.
Before establishing herself as a successful author, Carter gained extensive experience in the journalism industry. She worked as a reporter for Newsweek for nine years, during which she honed her writing and reporting skills. Carter then moved on to work as the Editorial Director of Esquire magazine, a role that allowed her to contribute to the magazine's editorial direction. Her leadership skills were further showcased when she served as the founding editor-in-chief of New York Woman and My Generation Magazine. Additionally, she held prestigious positions as the Executive Editor of Harper’s Bazaar and editor-in-chief of New Woman magazine.
Carter's impressive career in journalism and authorship has made her a respected figure in the industry. She has established herself as a talented writer who can produce compelling work for both fiction and non-fiction audiences. Currently, Carter resides in New York City, where she continues to write and contribute to various publications. Her novel "The Puzzle King" was published by Algonquin Books in the fall of 2009.