Helen Cox is a talented author and poet who was born in the picturesque county of Yorkshire in England. She completed her MA in creative writing at the University of York St. John, which provided her with a solid foundation to build her writing career.
After completing her studies, Helen wrote for a variety of publications, demonstrating her versatility as a writer. She also edited her own independent film magazine for five years, showcasing her editorial skills and passion for cinema. In addition to her work in journalism and film, Helen has penned three non-fiction books. Her writing abilities span across different genres, making her a well-rounded and accomplished author.
Helen's fiction writing debut came in 2016 when her first two novels were published by HarperCollins. She is known for her cosy mystery series featuring librarian-turned-sleuth Kitt Hartley, which is set in the historic city of York. Her writing style is engaging and captivating, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Kitt's adventures.
Aside from her fiction writing, Helen hosts The Poetrygram podcast, where she shares her love for poetry with her audience. She also coordinates poetry and non-fiction courses at City Lit, London, further establishing herself as a respected figure in the literary world. In her spare time, Helen enjoys writing poetry, romance novellas, and craft non-fiction. She currently resides by the sea in Sunderland, where she continues to write and inspire others with her words.