Kate Griffin is a pseudonym used by the author Catherine Webb, who writes fantasy novels for adults. Griffin was born in London and has become known for her unique and captivating storytelling.
Catherine Webb began her writing career at a young age, publishing her first novel, Mirror Dreams, when she was just fourteen years old. The novel received critical acclaim and was compared to the works of renowned authors like Terry Pratchett and Philip Pullman. After publishing several young adult novels under her real name, Webb decided to adopt the pen name Kate Griffin for her fantasy novels aimed at an adult audience.
Under the pseudonym Kate Griffin, Webb has written two notable series: the Magical Anonymous series and the Matthew Swift series. The Magical Anonymous series follows the story of a modern-day magician living in London, while the Matthew Swift series follows the titular character, a sorcerer who has returned from the dead to fight the forces of darkness in the city. Both series have been praised for their imaginative world-building, engaging characters, and exploration of urban fantasy themes.
Webb's use of the pseudonym Kate Griffin has allowed her to explore different genres and styles, while still maintaining a distinct voice and vision in her writing. Her work has been celebrated for its originality, wit, and ability to transport readers to new and fantastical worlds. Despite her success as both Catherine Webb and Kate Griffin, Webb remains a humble and dedicated author, committed to crafting compelling stories that captivate and inspire her readers.