Hannah Beckerman is a successful author, journalist, and broadcaster based in the United Kingdom. She is known for her expertise in writing fiction and contemporary stories. Beckerman's writing career took off in 2014 with the publication of her first book, The Dead Wife's Handbook. Her second novel, If Only I Could Tell You, was released in 2019.
As a journalist, Beckerman has written for various publications, including The FT Weekend Magazine, The Observer, and Sunday Express. She also works as a book critic for BBC Radio 2. Beckerman is a regular attendee at literary events throughout the United Kingdom, where she often chairs panels and events. She has judged several book prizes, such as the Costa Book Awards, showcasing her expertise and knowledge in literature.
Before transitioning to writing, Beckerman worked as a film and TV producer for fifteen years. During that time, she commissioned and produced documentaries based on History, Arts, and Science in both the UK and the US. Beckerman's experience as a TV and film producer has provided her with a wealth of knowledge and skills, which she has been able to translate into her writing and journalism.
In addition to her writing and journalism, Beckerman chairs literary events across the UK, interviewing authors and celebrities. She has also judged numerous book prizes, including the Costa Book Awards. Beckerman's work has been translated into more than a dozen languages, showcasing her global appeal.
Beckerman is a prominent figure in the UK literary scene and has built a reputation as a knowledgeable and insightful writer and broadcaster. She currently lives in London, where she writes full-time.