Judith Cutler is a celebrated English author, born and raised in the Midlands, who has made a significant contribution to the world of fiction. She is renowned for her series, including the Kate Power series, Sophie Rivers series, and Fran Harman series. In addition to these, Cutler has also penned the Lina Townend Mystery series and the Jane Cowan series, among many other books and standalone works.
Cutler's birthplace and upbringing in the Midlands have had a profound impact on her writing, providing a rich cultural backdrop for her novels. The region's unique character and vibrant cultural scene have served as the inspiration for many of her storylines and settings. Before becoming a full-time author, Cutler worked for many years as an English lecturer at a local college, where she honed her craft and developed a deep understanding of language and literature.
After leaving her teaching position, Cutler turned to creative writing full-time and quickly established herself as a master of the genre. Her writing has been recognized with numerous awards and accolades, including several prestigious prizes for her short stories. In addition to her work as an author, Cutler has also taught creative writing at the University of Birmingham and has led workshops and courses in a variety of settings, from maximum security prisons to idyllic Greek islands. She has also served as the Secretary of the Crime Writers' Association, where she has worked to support and promote other writers in the field.