Marie Rutkoski is a bestselling American author, born in 1977 in Hinsdale, Illinois. She is known for her novels written for children and young adults, as well as her work as a professor of English literature at Brooklyn College. Rutkoski grew up in Bolingbrook, Illinois, with her three siblings, showing a keen interest in books from a young age. She pursued her education at the University of Iowa, studying Shakespeare at Harvard University, and eventually became an English Literature Professor at Brooklyn College.
Rutkoski's writing style is characterized by her use of the third person point of view, and she is known for her Kronos Chronicles books, among others. She has won several awards for her work and has a unique ability to tie a double figure eight knot with her eyes closed. Rutkoski is a wife and mother to two sons and lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her family, including a cat that often keeps them up at night.
Rutkoski's latest works include "The Hollow Heart," a young adult novel, and "Real Easy," a literary crime novel or psychological thriller. These new works showcase her versatility as a writer and demonstrate her ability to captivate readers of all ages. Rutkoski's expertise in literature and writing is clear in her works, making her a respected and admired author in her field.
In her personal life, Rutkoski enjoys playing the violin and has a fondness for crème brulee. She values her privacy and does not share personal information online, but she remains dedicated to her craft and connects with her fans through her writing and teaching. Rutkoski's unique background and experience, along with her talent for storytelling, make her a standout author in the world of literature.