Helena Coggan is a gifted young adult fantasy writer, hailing from London. With a passion for storytelling that began at the tender age of six, Coggan's dream of becoming a published author became a reality when her debut novel, The Catalyst, hit the shelves when she was just fifteen years old. This early success came after she completed the novel at the age of thirteen, and it took two more years before it was published. Coggan's exceptional writing skills are evident in her work, and her future in the field of literature looks very promising.
Coggan is currently balancing her time between her studies and her writing. She is pursuing a degree in physics at the University of Cambridge, while still finding time to craft her imaginative and captivating stories. Her dedication to both her education and her writing is a testament to her talent and determination.
The Catalyst, Coggan's first novel, received critical acclaim and was named one of 2015's debuts of the year by the Guardian and Amazon. It was also featured by BBC Breakfast and NBC's Today. The Witchling's Girl is her fourth novel, showcasing her growth as a writer and her ability to create engaging and thought-provoking stories. Coggan's work continues to captivate readers, and her contributions to the genre of young adult fantasy are sure to leave a lasting impact.